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Croser will take on a 3-year contract as Chief Executive at SA Film Corp, at an exciting time for the state's screen industries.

MIFF Critics Campus coordinator Luke Goodsell talks about Rotten Tomatoes, the future of film criticism and how the program for emerging critics has evolved.

Avid cinephile Faith Everard revelled in killer dresses, lesbian S&M and folk revenge at this year's Melbourne Film Fest.

The epic novel by Gregory David Roberts will film in Victoria in October for Apple TV, with Justin Kurzel directing.

Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood is this week's big draw, Midsommar scares up fans and MIFF lingers.

Palm Beach and Danger Close open wide, and little horror sensation Midsommar tops limited release.

Jennifer Kent's bloody revenge tale named Best Australian Feature and short film winners include 'The Egg', 'Passage' and 'Lost Rambos'.

Screen Australia's Head of Development Nerida Moore says the Generate Fund's first year has been a roaring success.

Director Isabel Peppard talks about Morgana, her first feature documentary, a portrait of unexpected leading lady.

The starry duo will grace the Brisbane International Film Fest with their own films and a selection of other favourites.

From a spate of art fairs to early 2020 program announcements and ticket offers for upcoming Festivals, we bring you the highlights of this week's arts news.

The industry mourns Jenny Woods, whose expertise helped sustain Australian documentary filmmaking.

Audiences flocked back to Pearl Bay after a 20-year break, SBS tackled teen sexting and we sample some new reality, virtually.

30-years of shaping disability access programming for America's largest cultural institutions brings lessons for change and a strong read on today's shifting tides.

Collecting important industry data, the survey must be completed by Friday to go in the running for a Screen Forever Pass.

Films for kids and Big Boys dominate, but adults went for La Binoche and Soccer this weekend.

The perfect series: Turkish woman astronaut brings her children home from abroad to face their vampire father.

Australian director Claire McCarthy is back with Ophelia while we discover that Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw is so daft it is a delight.

We take a look at this week's top news stories from around the galleries, on stage, the festival scene, wrapping screen news and Aussies making it abroad.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is a hard-nosed agency with Treasury clout. It has concluded that Big Government should regulate the digital sector a whole lot more.