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Adelaide Film Festival to close with new Warwick Thornton film Wolfram

Wolfram marks one of many exclusive local premieres at the Adelaide Film Festival 2025.

John Polson at the Tropfest Launch Event. Image supplied.
Interviews

Tropfest founder John Polson says AI not 'out of the question' in 2026 festival return

Tropfest returns in 2025 with new educational programs, mentorships, and possible AI transparency rules.

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Zoe Pepper's violent satire Birthright to open Byron Bay Film Festival

Zoe Pepper's dark family satire Birthright kicks off the Byron Bay Film Festival.

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Features

OMNI AI Film Festival founders: 8 critical questions about ethics

The OMNI AI Film Festival founders have addressed ethical and creative concerns around generative AI.

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Bluey movie to hit cinemas in 2027 with returning cast and major financing

The Bluey movie hits Australian cinemas on 5 August 2027.

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But Also John Clarke review: an abundantly comforting documentary

Lorin Clarke's film about her late, much-loved father John Clarke offers insights and giggles in equal measure.

Still from Lesbian Space Princess. Image: We Made a Thing Studios/Umbrella. On at cinemas in September.
What to Watch

What’s on at cinemas in September 2025? Best Australian cinema guide

What's on at cinemas in September? Plan your next movie outing using our Australian film guide.

SXSW Sydney screen festival speakers Allison Brownmoore, Charlie Falkner, Kristen Settinelli, Nick Kozakis, Joseph Maxwell, Jessica Giacco, Michael Pattinson, Leonie Marsh, Mimi Butler, Hayley Ferguson, Tin Pang and Lisa Dreyer. Images supplied.
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SXSW Sydney unveils 2025 screen program with top directors, producers and more

SXSW Sydney 2025 unveils more guests for its screen program.

The Toxic Avenger. Image: Umbrella.
Features

Best of the fest: the films we saw at MIFF and why you need to watch them

Every film we saw at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2025.

Jessie Hughes, AI for Women in Screen – a recipient of the Screenrights Cultural Fund. Image: Jessie Hughes/Salty Dingo
Career Advice

Screenrights announces $300K in Cultural Fund support for screen initiatives

Screenrights has awarded $300K to six screen projects in Australia and NZ.

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