Australian screen industry
Back to the future (of television) with Stuff the British Stole
Stuff the British Stole returns for Season 3, and frankly it's a relief.
He Died with a Felafel in His Hand has 'matured' over time
Director Richard Lowenstein says his iconic Australian film He Died With A Felafel In His Hand is 'funnier' than it…
How did Rolf Harris get away with his assault on childhood?
A new ABC docuseries asks what sort of culture allowed a kids’ entertainer to abuse with impunity.
Ground Up review: comedian Sam Pang's got a winner here
In the brilliantly written new comedy Ground Up, Hugh Shen must build a stadium for Tasmania's first AFL team.
Silenced review: Brittany Higgins & Amber Heard feature in Selina Miles' new film
Equal parts sobering and rousing, Silenced follows what happens in the courts when women speak out about sexual assault.
Two Years Later review: Brisbane drama has more character than your average romance
Two Years Later goes beyond the usual will-they-won't-they.
The Cannes and Sundance buzz factor for Australian film festivals: 'It really does help'
ScreenHub talks to Australia's biggest film festivals about the relationship between Cannes and Sundance and local success.
8 new films added to Sydney Film Festival 2026 ahead of launch
A final wave of new films has been added to the Sydney Film Festival 2026 lineup.
Disney's latest docuseries will follow Australia's Bonds Flying Roos sailing team
Disney will collaborate with Maximum Effort and Eureka Productions for the 'premium' series.
The Hunt for the Last Nazis review: grim but gripping TV
At least hundreds, possibly thousands, of Nazis migrated to Australia after WWII, as explored in The Hunt for the Last…