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In the spirit of failing to take public broadcasting seriously, let's find out what the punters really think about the ABC top job
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The sudden removal of Michelle Guthrie from the ABC is dominating the news today. Let's look at some of the key issues behind it.
In the lead-up to Sydney’s fifth SciFi Film Festival, we chat to new Program Director Simon Foster about the state of the genre, where Australian sci-fi fits, and how he makes a living to support his habit.
For production designer Felicity Abbott, Ladies in Black was a wonderful research project, with glamour and added lawyers.
After a trough we find Australian films that deserve an audience, though that message has not leaked through for The Merger.
Summer seems a long way away but Flickerfest needs to get rolling right now. It's a classy festival, affiliated with the Oscars.
Golng and coming, Amanda Duthie continues to shape Adelaide film production and culture.
Games developers are ultra-competitive, nerdy, anal, introverted - NOT! Meet two women in the games industry who will make you glad to be alive.
Overseas companies which own chunks of Australian production and media are embroiled in their own ownership struggles.
Chapter heads are a vital part of the ADG infrastructure. Here's two new volunteers with the headspace to make a difference.
Here's a great collection of interview clips with great directors, from Gillian Armstrong to Ridley Scott. It's a beautiful career.
The family audience is not around the cinemas at the moment. Instead, the punters want fear at the end of a dark season.
BIFF's slice through the year's films finds some favourites but begins an aesthetic which may become more and more a spirit of a distinctive place.
Film Victoria has announced the five recipients of its 2018 Women in Games development grants. We ask about the rationale for the program and the problems it seeks to address.
Surrender to forbidden pleasures, add a respectable mini-conference of obsessed academic minds, and you have a cineaste's spring festival.
This week the Screenhub Hivemind invites guest curator Anthony Morris to give us his rundown of what's on the small screen, the big screen, at film festivals and in podcasts.
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Australian children’s television consistently punches above its weight on the international stage, but remains in a policy limbo.
A year in, ArtsHub speaks with the National Sound and Film Archive’s new CEO on how exhibitions and digitisation are necessary to grow a living, accessible collection.
A short documentary by filmmaker, Vonne Patiag, explores the experiences of actors of colour and how they feel about their physical representation on screen.
Carriageworks Director, Lisa Havilah says that building long-term relationships with artists, and ensuring they have a purpose, is key to the sustainability of an institution.
In 2011, Anne Richey interviewed Hugh Stuckey, who provided a gallop through his life story starting as a four year old tap dancer. Seven years later it is a fitting obituary.
Tasmanian artists are increasingly exploring themes which speak to contemporary life, including the island's history of protest and activism.
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A derivative family-friendly haunted house film that merely scares up the expected.
The action franchise returns with its sixth instalment, which feels like it could’ve been made three decades ago.
A film for everyone, narrated by Morgan Freeman.
An affable Australian comedy that shouts its message loud and clear, but does so with warmth.
A strong young woman quietly resists gay conversion therapy.
Joaquin Phoenix excels as a disturbed hitman in You Were Never Really Here by Lynn Ramsay.
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