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Deborah Mailman glares at her boss
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Princess Pictures abandons project after petition

Princess Pictures, which produced the Chris Lilley shows, has withdrawn from a new series as a result of a change.org…

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Box Office: Chloé Zhao laughs at the critics

In a generally dreary weekend, Eternals creates its own drama by beating the naysayers around the world.

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AIDC stays hybrid post pandemic (we hope)

The AIDC goes both virtual and real for 2022, with a model which may endure as the new normal.

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Box office: Victorians rush for Chinese tentpole as a defective robot sidles in

At last, we offer the box office results for the whole country. No joyful riots because there isn't much to…

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NFSA defended by Zali Stegall, independent MP with a sense of humour

The National Film and Sound Archive has been battered for a long time. MP Zali Stegall mounts a forlorn defence…

Stern parents, handsome son
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Series Mania - the changing international market

François-Pier Pelinard-Lambert from Series Mania warns us that our national passion for reality TV is a real problem for international…

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Minderoo Pictures turns red rock into visionary film fund

Minderoo Pictures has been financed with $10 million from the Andrew and Nicola Forrest philanthropic trust. The executive producer is…

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Box Office: Malignant brings Australian edge to world figures

James Wan's Malignant does well while Nitram is ignored and Lamb bleats from a back paddock.

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Screen Australia development approvals pump up future possibilities

Screen Australia is supporting creatives with Babyteeth, Here Out West, Franswa Sharl, Jungle Entertainment, and A Sunburnt Christmas in their…

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Brisbane International Film Festival unscarred by COVID

The Brisbane International Film Festival is back, running live to remind us that Queensland survived Covid very well.

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