Australia
Predestination
A film beholden to details best whispered than shouted, but relishing them too much in their meaning than their function.
Babylon
The action is well-handled but hardly nail-biting, the dramatic scenes credible but unremarkable and the comedy is less than edgy.
Screen Australia: more talks to deal with documentary impasse
Having realised it is standing in a minefield it laid itself, Screen Australia is holding its breath for another round…
Brief: Enterprise round due 5th September at Screen Oz
Short and sweet - 5th of September, expressions of interest, Enterprise Growth and Enteprise stories...
Adrian Wootton: CEO of Film London and former director of BFI
Wootton discusses creative bravery, film bureaucracy and tax credits, as well as mavericks, spies and tough guys.
MIFF 2014: first night is a date with Predestiny
MIFF 2013 began with a European flurry of umbrellas and ended with an audience divided by Predestination. The fun has…
Ratings: Thursday, 31st July 2014
Seven wins without a format show. Maybe The Block and The Bachelor could be combined in some ugly plastic surgery…
Felicity Packard: Anzac Girls
Producer and screenwriter Felicity Packard talks about the making of the ABC miniseries Anzac Girls.
Screen Australia: nine more dox in uncertain times
$3.4m out the door, triggering $11m on nine projects. Why so much per title? Series.
Is critical dialogue a dying art?
Recent debate on The Conversation serves an opposition between print and online media, but online reviewing deserves a fair go.