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TV heavyweights open new Australian studio

Dreamchaser will partner with established and emerging creators to develop new programming slates and bring 'the next generation of Australian…

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Danny Cohen on debut Courtney Barnett doco: 'it was like creating visual poetry'

From intimate audio diaries to bombastic tour footage, Danny Cohen worked with musician Courtney Barnett to create the antithesis to…

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Want to be a showrunner? Paddy MacRae says 'make a killer cup of tea'

The showrunner life is made up of early starts, late nights, and not a lot of free time. But it's…

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Would Netflix's Japanese show Old Enough! work in Australia?

Are Aussie toddlers savvy enough to run errands on their own with only a camouflaged film crew in tow?

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The Lost City review: it runs on charisma and fun

The film is at its best when it gives Sandra Bullock's Loretta – and by extension us – permission to…

Features

Want to be a film producer? Meet Maggie Miles

The Paper Planes and Van Diemen's Land producer says: 'It’s just tenacity.'

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Cannes to show films by Baz Luhrmann, George Miller and Thomas M Wright

New films from beloved Australian directors are set to premiere at the 75th Cannes Film Festival in May.

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Fantastic Film Festival is about 'unhinged energy ... or a film that makes you say WTF'

Hudson Sowada takes us inside the weird and wonderful world of Fantastic Film Festival Australia.

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The Lost City beats Everything Everywhere to the box office summit

A clever marketing campaign helped The Lost City draw bigger Easter crowds than Everything Everywhere All at Once.

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CODA deserved the Oscar as a tribute to its process

CODA is a 'fabulous celebration of difference' – David Tiley reflects on a lifetime of hearing impairment and how it…

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