Television
Melbourne Cinemas: faced by obliteration
The Melbourne International Film Festival has been orb
Movie Ticketing: big three create joint venture in wake of smaller players
With the Independent Cinemas Association of Australia nearly two years ahead, the three major exhibition conglomerates have seen the value…
I Am You: troubled feature film finally makes it to screen
Back in 2007, Reliant Pictures ponied up $2.2 million for the international rights to Tony Cavanaugh's and Simone North's (Liberty…
Stargate: Phil Hunt pitches new source of finance to Sydney audience
Even though he has a background in real estate, Phil Hunt played well to hardened Sydney producers who can pick…
Jonathan Dawson: industry all-rounder dies, aged 71
Film critic, screenwriter, director, filmmaker and academic Jonathan Dawson has died at the age of 71 in Hobart on Friday…
Kate Winslett: an English rose for an Aussie outback story
Kate Winslett will play opposite Judy Davis in a big-budget film of 'The Dressmaker' to begin shooting early next year.
Program Announcements
What Persia and Latin American have to offer in film, and a celebration of ‘the artform of our time’: this…
This week’s award winners
Visual arts, film and dance were among those art forms recognised this week in awards across the country.
Frances Ha
Noah Baumbach's latest film is filled with the verity and vividness of life, for better and for worse.
A Field in England
Ben Wheatley has succeeded in making one of the most effective surrealist films to have been widely distributed in years.