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Rupert Murdoch gets three episodes of this BBC documentary to show us why we are like we are. We won't be able to take our eyes away.

Mulan director Niki Caro meets cinematographer Mandy Walker in a Zoom call that puts us in the presence of greatness.

As one of the few women to be accredited by the Australian Cinematographers Society, she's working hard to advocate for the health and status of the whole profession.

Screening 80 series and giving 25 awards, as well as a live pitch competition, this fest surveys the local and international web series landscape.

You are doing it wrong says Steve Jaggi as he builds a solid company in defiance of conventional wisdom. He is becoming the Young Adult king of Australian production.

'Penguin Bloom' premiered at Toronto International Film Festival, delighting audiences and dividing critics.

Supported by the ABC and hosted by Skitbox’s Sarah Bishop and Greta Lee Jackson, the 2020 ADG Awards will be free and designed for home entertainment. Meanwhile the Guild's membership has soared.

First week out Slim and I gets 117 screens so it has definitely been on offer. But it could just be a sleeper with friends in the bush.

Three tough Australian feature films are making waves on the international arthouse circuit.

Ross Emery is a tentpole cinematographer and international Australian. His latest work is Raised by Wolves, part of Ridley Scott's extraordinary world.

Maintaining bubbles of safety is key to the fragile ecology. Meanwhile, proposed legislation battling online giants threatens press diversity and we're worried.

This year PAX's indie showcase of playable demos is all online, and just as exciting as ever.

Mat Kesting, the newish artistic director of the Adelaide Film Festival believes that 'cinemas progresses humanity, one film at a time'. He's giving it a red-hot go here.

David Hanna takes over from Ian Robertson to keep the Board meetings lively at Film Victoria.

A lot of Australian children have been touched by Judy Malmgren's vision of the world. She is gone too soon.

In search of fresh formats and open to the public the new award provides a mix of development funds and prize money.

The figures remain grim even though Tenet and The 800 have delivered some excitement to industry hearts heavy since March.

Filmink Presents distributed the first Australian film since COVID-19 arrived. It is a modest kid's film which is taking advantage of the void in product.

The actor and EP revives her signature character for a new Nine limited series aimed at a global audience.

The 10-day LGBTQIA+ festival will run 17-27 September, and features 29 Australian premieres over its program of over 40 films, documentaries, and shorts.