Australian screen industry
Kitchen Cabinet is working from a tired old recipe
Audiences deserve actual information about how policies will affect them, not Kitchen Cabinet's soft-sell advertising campaigns.
Avatar Aang review: an epic return to the world of The Last Airbender
With lush animation and a tight, clever story, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is not just for fans of the…
Treasure & Dirt review: an outback murder mystery with grit
Set in a dusty opal mining town, the ABC's new crime series Treasure & Dirt is full of rough characters,…
The F Ward review: Stan's new medical drama is A+
The pacy new Australian series The F Ward centres on a cast of young medical interns on their last chance.
6 great Sam Neill genre films to remember an all-time legend
Sam Neill gave film-loving audiences so much over his five-decade career.
So long, Sam Neill, and thank you
With a career spanning over 150 credits, it's hard to know where to start with Sam Neill's contribution to our…
When the River Rose, ABC review: an urgent wake-up call
A powerful documentary about the 2022 Lismore floods, When the River Rose asks uncomfortable questions about the nation's preparedness for…
Alone Australia is all about the struggle (to find a decent filming location)
The latest season of Alone Australia plonks contestants down in the middle of... Finland?
James J Robinson on First Light: ‘I think I processed all of my emotions through the film’
James J Robinson has traded the world of fashion photography for film, with a meditative debut feature about an elderly…
First Light review: a luminous reckoning with darkness
Award-winning Filipino-Australian director James J Robinson’s debut feature is astonishingly assured.