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Aud Mason-Hyde and Olivia Colman in Jimpa. Image: Closer Films / Mad Ones Films.
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Jimpa review: supple and rewarding cinema

In Jimpa, director Sophie Hyde explores family dynamics with sensitivity and subtlety.

A screening at the Alliance Française French Film Festival. The photo depicts rows of audience members in seats and the screen behind them.
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The Australian film festivals that we’re most looking forward to in 2026

From capital city festivals featuring hot picks from Venice and Canne to smaller thematic festivals across the country, here are…

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10 Australian films we can’t wait to see in 2026

From ocker outback comedies to demonic possession via dinosaurs, here are the Australian films set to make waves this year.

The Correspondent is nominated for Best Film. Image: Supplied.
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All the big Australian films in the running for an AACTA next year

With the old guard going head-to-head with young Turks plus a glaring omission or two, the AACTAs are shaping up…

The Golden Spurtle. Image: Umbrella. Showing at MIFF 2025.
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The Golden Spurtle review: a strirringly special film

Australian filmmaker Constantine Costi explores the gently heated, sometimes salty, world of competitive porridge-making.

Bump: A Christmas Film. Image: Stan.
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Australian Christmas films: homegrown movies to watch this festive season

No longer a rarity, Australian Christmas films have come a long way since the likes of Bush Christmas. Here's our…

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Bump: A Christmas Film review – Colombia is calling

The Chalmers-Davis family is heading to South America in Bump: A Christmas Film.

L–R: Master of Film and Television graduates Ravi Chand (director) and Sara Norman (producer) on set of Chand’s graduating film Coconut. Image: Candice Chen.
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VCA Film and Television prizes collaborative storytelling for turbulent times

The VCA is uniquely innovative in the way it fosters collaboration, adaptability, and skill development for all students.

The Serpent's Skin screens at Melbourne Queer Film Festival. Image: Supplied.
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Alice Maio Mackay interview: on The Serpent's Skin and finding trans power in horror

The young Adelaide director talks to ScreenHub about The Serpent's Skin and building trans solidarity in the film industry.

Clockwise from top left: Clare Hughes, Ioane Sa’ula, Joseph Zada, Lily LaTorre, Roxie Mohebbi, Stacy Clausen, Tanzyn Crawford, Tharanya Tharan, Zoe Phillip, and Xavier Molyneux. Images: Casting Guild of Australia (CGA).
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Casting Guild of Australia's Rising Stars: 10 great actors to watch in 2025

Meet the Casting Guild of Australia's Rising Stars for 2025.

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