Television
The Lunchbox
A well-worn idea inspires a film made with earnestness and remains equally amusing and sorrowful in the process.
Wetlands
With pop sensibilities that purposefully arouse attention, Wetlands‘ provocative content is playfully packaged.
Blue Ruin
One of the best things about the film is its portrayal of an ‘anti-action’ hero acting against his own nature.
TV and Digital Future: PwC plays soothsayer in annual predictions
PwC, aka The Oracle, has spoken about the future of the industry. It is more of the same than we…
The Great Beauty
The film features a decaying Rome filled with inhabitants who wallow in debauchery and superficial, luxurious lifestyles.
Concrete Night
Showing rather than telling and exquisitely intricate monochrome visuals hold the key to this feature.
Rhymes for Young Ghouls
Writer/director Jeff Barnaby takes the mythic approach to a coming of age tale steeped in tradition.
Bill Leimbach: Waltzing Matilda
Waltzing Matilda is expected to go into production in March 2015, with Morgan O’Neill directing.
NFSA: all is being revealed
The National Film and Sound Archive is not much changing as mutating before our very eyes - as the roadshow…
Twenty minutes to millions
An intermission is all that stands in the way of overseas films maximising their potential in the Indian sub-continent.