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Fighting a tide of respectful reviews, Adrian Martin finds much to loathe in this historical epic, including 'one of the worst directed action sequences in cinema history.'

Keanu Reeves brings soulful gravity to this consistently thrilling ballet of blood.

Acute Misfortune recreates the relationship between avant-grunge artist Adam Cullen, his biographer and a haunting feast of outrageous lies.

As a film critic for The Australian, Evan Williams spoke to the tastes of a generation. But there was much more to his life in both politics and government.

The Sydney Film Festival will flourish because of its value amongst the behemoths, say Peter and Sharon Ivany who are major donors.

Michelle Rowland, shadow minister for communications, has a plan to blow up the logjam of media and funding policy which has driven the sector spare for the last six years.

Top End Wedding still doing okay quietly munching in the audience grass. But it is not an obvious show pony.

With the launch of the ALP arts policy, we now know the party's approach to the screen sector. Actual money and a real enquiry.

Grace Boschetti brings a youthful eye to Screenhub. What is she aching to see at the Sydney Film Festival?

Producer Lyn Norfor wrangled AFTRS students recording the event and wrote an inside account of growing change.