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Queensland: cultured one day, barbarous the next
The Queensland government may not notice, but it has been in a world of pain in both the arts and…
Philomena
Like its titular lead, the soft-spoken, tough-minded Mrs Lee, Philomena is a quiet film, whispering its message of acceptance.
Brief: The Turning to turn heads at the Berlinale
The Turning has started to break into the world festival circuit with an outing at the Berlin Film Festival in…
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
The Desolation of Smaug turns its relevant chapters of novel into a movie that, for the most part, engages and…
Western Union Short Film Competition: entries for 2014
The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), in association with Western Union, is delighted to announce ‘hope’ as the 2014…
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Anchorman 2 plays it safe in the manner of all sequels cognisant of the cult following of their predecessors.
Applications open for SCRIPTSHOP - Feature Film and TV Series Development Course at Open Channel
Open Channel is pleased to announce that applications are now open for our 2014 scriptshop – Feature Film and TV…
ONLINE SHORT COURSES WITH EXPERTS @ AFTRS OPEN - SCREENWRITING, MUSIC COMPOSITION, ANIMATION & HOUD
We now have a great suite of 10 week, ONLINE COURSES. WRITING FOR TV and the equally popular SCREENWRITING FOR…
APFF: closes out year in Macau, spreads award love wide
Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox took three awards to be the most-awarded title at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival in Macau on…
Australian Films – International Performance 2013: the annual review
Antony I.Ginnane, exhibition statistician extraordinaire, tells us what actually happened when Australian films hit the international cinema marketplace. From Gatsby…
