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How to Survive a Plague

David France’s rousing documentary poignantly and exactingly details the fight against HIV/AIDS and the apathy of governments and the medical…

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Mardi Gras celebrates best queer films

Foxtel’s World Movies channel has partnered with Queer Screen and Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras to present six of…

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Berlin 2013: little rocket scores for Australia

The Rocket and Satellite Boy were the Australian features in Berlin this year, both in the Generation section for young…

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Tropfest: SBS full pelt on hysteria generator

Yes, SBS pulled its broadcast together in just a few weeks, and delivered the full lexicon of breathless adjectives. By…

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AFI/AACTA: retrenchments as AFI considers hacking into awards

The Australian Film Institute, home of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, is contemplating its red ink and…

Foxtel: appoints five, announces executive team

Foxtel Executive Director of Television, Brian Walsh, today announced some key television appointments at Foxtel Networks Australia.

Tropfest Jr: Monster of a win

Ben McCarthy (NSW) has won Trop Jr, the biggest short film festival for little people with a big imagination. Ben’s…

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Promised Land

Gus Van Sant’s latest film is a fictionalised account of the impact of fracking on a small farming community.

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Africa TV series edited over climate change comment

The BBC has edited an episode of David Attenborough’s nature series ‘Africa’ to remove a comment about climate change.

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Malaysia: now you see it …

Malaysian film officials have taken the opportunity of the Berlinale to announce delays, further delays, but nothing concrete for new…

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