Television
The Duke of Burgundy
Searching for fulfilment through fetishes, The Duke of Burgundy contemplates control as a puzzle and a game.
Box Office: hustling away the Australians by Sunday 21 June 2015
Gone as if they had never existed - two hopes scratched
Unveiled: Latest program announcements
The return of the Ring Cycle; Melbourne Festival loves Big Brother; an old favourite's first line-up; and a new writers'…
Spring
A walk-and-talk romance and a shape-shifting monster movie, Spring focuses on transformation and refuses easy categorisation.
Advanced Lighting, Short Film Screenwriting, Directing Actors, Directing TVCs & More: AFTRS Open
Last chance: ADVANCED LIGHTING SKILLS and COLOUR GRADING MASTERCLASS this week, SHORT FILM SCREENWRITING starts next Monday & FILMMAKING INTENSIVE…
Arts depend on pro bono lawyers
Arts Law salutes the work of its pro bono lawyers with its annual awards, in the wake of recent government…
Six ways art can help you find a soulmate
If you're tired of swiping left and right on Tinder, stepping into the gallery might take you one step closer…
James Horner: death of a composer
Hollywood composer James Horner died in the crash of his own plane. Leaving a lot to think about...
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief
Prolific documentarian Alex Gibney turns his studiousness and savvy to dismantling yet another influential institution.
The Hunting Ground
Examining the epidemic of sexual assaults on U.S. college campuses, this devastating documentary is a potent piece of filmmaking.