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Bastille Day
Action-thriller Bastille Day is both boosted and hobbled by its adherence to genre convention.
In 2016, Logies step into history
Mother's Day. An election called. At the Logies, Waleed Aly makes history, while Noni Hazlehurst breaks a sexist hoodoo.
Box Office 9 May 2016
A Month of Sundays sags off a fragile base, but has capacity to linger in the system for some time.
Shakespeare Live
All things Shakespeare, all in one show, presented by The Royal Shakespeare Company.
Winners at the 2016 Independent Cinemas Conference
The 2016 Independent Cinemas Association of Australia (ICAA) 21st annual Conference embracing Innovation and best practice in the independent cinema…
WA plays Santa with a $16m sack
The production attraction competition has just gained a supermagnet in regional WA which will make some other players distinctly grumpy.
For the last time, celebrate the Hive fundees
Round three of the HIVE initiative is announced, getting all meta on art, fantasy, regret and a potent desire for…
Selling movies with your data trail
The true experts in information gathering about audiences live in the screen sector. Like it or love it, the data…
Why some cinemas thrive as cultural hubs
Against the odds, many local cinemas continue to prosper. The key is community, and this is how they make it…
Forget work-life balance: bring on the nap couch
After a decade of trying to find work-life balance, arts workers are discovering there's a better way.