Features
Gregor Jordan: Old School
Gregor Jordan, director of Ned Kelly, Two Hands and Buffalo Soldiers, is back as an EP, writer and senior director…
Sydney Film Festival 2014: a narrative arc from Cave to mirthful carnage
Festival director Nashen Moodley pitches new ways of telling stories to the hard nuts of the screen sector.
We have to talk about piracy
Piracy matters to exhibitors - at the very least, they stay away from Indie films they know are torrenting around…
MIPTV 2014: goodbye and thanks for all the celebs
Sensing a major international journalist, celebs threw themselves at Mr Kriston, spruiking new shows. Here is your viewing future.
Playpen: What We Do in the Shadows is Icky, Icky, Icky
New Zealanders have such a way with schlock genres. Think share house with vampires, and the country's funniest filmmakers.
Australian Directors Awards: fierce competition and a small breakout of justice
The ADG awards continue to explore the changing landscape of screen production, and have a humungous party too.
Last Cab to Darwin: Greg Duffy and Jeremy Sims
Last Cab to Darwin starts shooting today. It’s the second feature for Jeremy Sims, Reg Cribb, Greg Duffy and Lisa…
MIPTV 2014: Bob Campbell looks beyond the old team as captain of Screentime ship
Monaghan may be taking a step back, but Campbell is building a slate to last... maybe, forever.
ICAA 2014: more to running a cinema than meets the eye
Behind the glamour, cinema owners agonise over issues so basic and businesslike they are almost comical.
Docklands Studios Melbourne: ten twisted years to political peace
From political football to necessary asset, Docklands Studios Melbourne has made it to ten years old.