Australian screen industry
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.
MIFF 2026: program, opening night & Bright Horizons films
The MIFF 2026 program features more than 300 screen works, and will open with a new feature from an Australian…
Frame by Frame review: Rachel Perkins interviews First Nations screen icons
Frame by Frame dives into the fascinating careers of some of our most influential First Nations actors and filmmakers.
Natalie Erika James on Saccharine: ‘Hopefully it makes other people see a part of themselves’
Melbourne-based writer and director Natalie Erika James talks to ScreenHub about her latest film, the freaky body horror tale Saccharine.