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Shakespeare as businessman in the 21st century

Lessons from Shakespeare, playwright and businessman, are valued at AFTRS, production houses and big accountant PWC.

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Jenni Tosi: discussing the Film Victoria changes

CEO Jenni Tosi outlines the reasons for the changes to Film Victoria's programs and terms of trade.

APSA: president of international jury announced

Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi as President of the International Jury for the 2014 Awards in December.

SBS: fresh branding for the World Cup

SBS is thrilled to announce the start of a new brand expression inviting all Australians to explore and celebrate diversity.

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Conflict over copyright - is it fair?

The arts sector is deeply divided over the introduction of fair use into the Australian Copyright Act, as was evident…

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Two Days, One Night

The Dardenne brothers present people in troubling scenarios, and never judge their resulting decisions.

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The Two Faces of January

There’s ample duplicity afoot in The Two Faces of January, but not just of the obvious kind.

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Stephen Van Mil: Shallows and The Drowner

Vet turned producer Stephen Van Mil is developing two large projects with some very heavy-hitters.

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Sydney Film Festival: Fell in VOD experiment

Fell will VOD from SFF this weekend - but the reasons are not quite what they seem. Cinema is still…

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The Rover

Desperation remains the primary force in this heat-soaked, hard-boiled, stripped-back fable.

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