Australia
Guernica on the big screen
Antonio Banderas and Gwyneth Paltrow will star in a Picasso film that is not so much biopic as creative journey.
MIPTV 2014: cherrypicking Aussie factual shows works well for Cineflix Rights
Cineflix has been a major purveyor of Australian and New Zealand TV content. And a successful one at that. But…
Sunlight Jr.
A grungy, unromantic portrait of contemporary life in a country that lacks social welfare and universal access to healthcare.
Cannes 2014: after the hype, humping the bluey with an early release
Both The Rover and Charlie's Company are to debut in official selection at Cannes, in a study in contrasts and…
How I Live Now
What lifts How I Live Now from fantasy, along with the acting, is its unflinchingly realistic approach to danger.
TV Writing & Script Editing, Finding Animation, Costume Design, TV Presenting & more @ AFTRS OPEN
April highlights include: SCRIPT EDITING FOR TV starting next week & WRITING FOR TV: ONLINE (enrolments close this Thursday). In…
2 Autumns, 3 Winters
Years at art school have left Arman without a clear-cut career path, but he strives for more than a professional…
Australia Network: stabilising its China presence with a new platform
ABC International and Australia Network have announced an agreement with the Shanghai Media Group.
Faith Connections
Nalin’s investigation of the world's largest spiritual assembly provides a colourful and considered overview of the Kumbh Mela.
Dreamworks: the animators
Hosted by the Dreamworks Chief Creative Officer, Bill Damaschke, the animation discussion at ACMI was wide-ranging and instructive