Australia
Review: The Merger
An affable Australian comedy that shouts its message loud and clear, but does so with warmth.
Jan Müller on how a sound and film archive can be relevant
A year in, ArtsHub speaks with the National Sound and Film Archive’s new CEO on how exhibitions and digitisation are…
Vimeo changes direction, pursued by SVOD providers
Vimeo goes into the stock footage business, which could have all kinds of uses. And royalty free makes it much…
What's On Your Screen
The Merger is the film of the week, backed by some other Australian films, plus streaming and podcast goodness.
AFTRS Masters Programs + Industry Certificates Enrolling Now
AFTRS is now enrolling for its 2019 Master of Arts Screen – your chance to become a creative leader in…
Review: You Were Never Really Here, Studio Canal
Joaquin Phoenix excels as a disturbed hitman in You Were Never Really Here by Lynn Ramsay.
2018 AWGIES find real Australia
All the AWGIES did was compare projects in categories. But the message of a different Australia came through loud and…
James Ricketson convicted
Filmmaker James Ricketson, accused of spying by the Cambodian government, has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Toronto Bound: Six Australian Films Selected
The Toronto International Film Festival has become an important launching pad for Australian films. Here are the four features and…
Google goes soggy and we learn why
Why is the internet collapsing as a source of information?