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It can be hard to look at box office figures without feeling blue. Image: Paramount Pictures.
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Screen funding splutters amid a Sonic (the hedgehog) boom

All eyes are turning to Easter for the Australian box office as the sector tries to recover from an underwhelming…

Nostalgic love for the Harry Potter universe has become very complicated. Image: Warner Bros.
Opinions & Analysis

JK Rowling betrayed us but I'll still watch Fantastic Beasts

Is it possible to reconcile the author's views on trans women with nostalgia for the Harry Potter universe?

Behind the scenes at the ABC. Image: Julie Peters.
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Julie Peters, ABC: trans stories on screen are getting better – at last

Having worked in TV for decades and transitioned in the 90s, Julie Peters is optimistic about the future.

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SXSW film award for Australia's Back to Back Theatre

Back to Back Theatre's debut feature film, Shadow, has won the SXSW 2022 Vision Audience Award.

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Photoplay appoints Karen Radzyner as Head of Development

Radzyner said that joining the Photoplay team is already bearing fruit.

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After the floods: regrowing Northern Rivers film industry with Screenworks

Apply for funding or donate to screen industry practitioners who have been affected by the disaster floods.

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Historic funding win for Gympie film festival

After devestating floods and a pandemic, this grant could save film festivals in Gympie.

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Attagirl to launch careers of more women, trans and non-binary folk

For Film's Sake enters the second year of the Attagirl incubator program.

Aisha Dee stars in upcoming Australian horror Sissy. Image: LevelK
Features

Best horror movies in Australia 2022

Nine exceptional homegrown and international horrors coming to a scream, sorry, screen, near you.

Kirsten Stewart and Robert Pattinson take to the trees in Twilight. Summit Entertainment.
Features

Twilight sets the blood racing even now

Does Catherine Hardwicke's 2008 vampire film stand the test of time? This adoring crowd in Melbourne suggests it does.

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