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Screenrights announce $200k funding for Australian screen projects
Australian screen training schemes, workshops and tutorials have received much-needed funding thanks to Screenrights Cultural Fund 2022.
Ode to Odenkirk: Better Call Saul may be Breaking Bad's better half
Where so many spin-offs have failed, Better Call Saul has been triumphant. Why? Because of Bob Odenkirk's tragicomic genius.
Irish Film Festival: a craic'n good time
IFF returns to capital cities all over Australia for the 2022 edition of the festival.
Nope is a no-no and Elvis won't leave the building: box office figures
The class and pedigree infusing Jordan Peele's latest film, Nope, has failed, as yet, to get people flocking to the…
Want to be a TV and film extra? 'There aren’t many skills required'
If you don't mind waiting around a lot, being an extra on set can be an interesting experience.
Race of the Century on Netflix: trailer – when Australia won the America's Cup
The documentary charts the historic 1983 victory of Australian underdogs in the prestigious America's Cup race.
Petrol director Alena Lodkina: 'I'm interested in cinema that feels intimate'
Lodkina talked to ScreenHub about building a world in the film Petrol that is based on Melbourne and is both…
Bosch & Rockit review: the father-son love story you need this winter
There's much to admire in this daggily cute surf story starring Luke Hemsworth and fast-rising star Rasmus King.
Moonage Daydream: David Bowie film depicts a life well loved
Brett Morgen's 'cinematic experience' of David Bowie draws on rich source material to create an engrossing and interstellar work.
Sydney Underground Film Festival revitalises counter-culture
SUFF is back to bring the best of weird and wonderful film to Sydney's cult film lovers.
