Interviews
Toot Games is pursuing fun, creativity and silliness with My Arms Are Longer Now
My Arms Are Longer Now is poised to be a major breakout in 2027.
How the National Film and Sound Archive preserves film history – and loans it out
The National Film and Sound Archive takes ScreenHub inside its vast collection, and reveals how 16mm and 35mm film gems…
Bluey's Happy Snaps encourages a mix of screen and 'for real life' gameplay
Can a video game inspire kids to play outside? Brisbane's Gameloft is giving it a go with the gentle new…
Penguin Colony is a Lovecraftian horror game seen through an Indigenous lens
Penguin Colony's developer Tali Faulkner talks to ScreenHub about horror, HP Lovecraft, and his Māori heritage.
Dendy Cinemas' latest program unearths rare films you can't watch anywhere else in Australia
Das Boot, the full War and Peace and other rare treasures are coming to Dendy Cinemas as part of Journeys:…
Theatre on the silver screen: ‘Not till you've seen one do you understand how accessible it is’
National Theatre's stage-to-cinema program brings some of the world's biggest actors and productions to Australia.
Sydney Opera House brings back 1920s horror for Halloween
As part of its Hellhouse film festival in October, the Sydney Opera House is set to screen Häxan, The Babadook,…
Take another bow: Encore celebrates Australian icons
From Archie Roach’s denim vest to Kylie’s hotpants, the Australian Performing Arts Museum's latest exhibition offers up an Aladdin’s cave…
Deadman's Land and the audacious quest to make an adventure film for $30,000
'We put everything we had into this,' says Australian filmmaker Peter Cullen about Bad Virtue Productions' new action-adventure film Deadman's…
Patrick Brammall and Brendan Cowell on Last Seen: ‘It works in a way that we don't expect’
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its…