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Talia Zucker in In Vitro. Image: Madman Entertainment. Best new Australian films.
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Best new Australian films out this month

Catch the best new Australian films in March from heartwarming tales to iconic legends.

NCIS: Sydney Season 3; Todd Lasance and Olivia Swann. Image: Paramount+
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NCIS: Sydney renewed for Season 3 on Paramount+ – intrigue, action, and unexpected twists

NCIS: Sydney renewed for Season 3 – Paramount+ continues the adventure Down Under.

Bring Her Back. Image: Sony Pictures/A24. New movies in May.
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Bring Her Back: first terrifying trailer for new horror film by the Talk To Me brothers

Watch the chilling trailer for Bring Her Back, a new horror from the creators of Talk To Me.

With Love, Lottie. Image: Lily Drummond/ My Queer Career, Queer Screen
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My Queer Career: reviews of the 8 short films competing in Sydney

Explore identity and connection in 8 standout shorts at My Queer Career's 2025 competition.

David Wenham in Gettin' Square. Image: Mushroom Pictures.
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David Wenham is inducted into the Australian Film Walk of Fame

David Wenham's induction into the Australian Film Walk of Fame happens tonight, 19 February 2025.

He Had It Coming. Lydia West, Natasha Liu Bordizzo and Liv Hewson. Image: Stan
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Stan announces 14 new original streaming shows

Stan unveils 14 new original shows, from He Had It Coming to Gnomes.

Moonbird. Image: Jillian Mundy/SBS/NITV. 5 best new shows.
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SBS original series Moonbird to premiere in France at massive TV festival

Moonbird will premiere at Series Mania, showcasing a powerful tale of cultural connection on Tasmania's remote islands.

Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media (PAKAM) staff, 2024 Screenrights Cultural Fund recipient for the project 'Remote Indigenous Media Content on local WiFi Mesh Servers'. Image supplied by Screenrights.
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Screenrights Cultural Fund open for applications to share in $300k funding pool

Apply now for Screenrights 2025 Cultural Fund for a chance at $50k in funding for your screen project.

Triangle of Sadness, Östlund's predecessor to The Entertainment System is Down. Image: Sharmill Films/Sunnyi Melles, 2022. © Neon / Courtesy Everett Collection. Streaming on SBS On Demand. Streaming December 2024.
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The Entertainment System is Down: Sharmill nabs rights to new darkly satirical Ruben Östlund film

Australia will see Ruben Östlund's latest satire The Entertainment System is Down thanks to Sharmill Films.

Originate Series participants L-to-R top row: Greta Nash, Matthew Bon, Penny Greenhalgh, Gemma Bird-Matheson, Molly Daniels. L-to-R bottom row: Hannah Samuel, Serah Nathan, Diane Vu. Photo by Sarah Chavdaroska.
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Originate Series: VicScreen announces participants of TV writing talent escalator

The Originate Series gives emerging Australian screenwriters access to real TV writers' rooms.

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