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Granaz Moussavi 'lost everything' making her new film, When Pomegranates Howl
The second feature by Granaz Moussavi presents Kabul through the eyes of a street-smart boy working to support his family.
Resisting performative activism in the arts
A call to move away from superficial efforts at inclusion and bring about meaningful change in how community engagement and…
TV heavyweights open new Australian studio
Dreamchaser will partner with established and emerging creators to develop new programming slates and bring 'the next generation of Australian…
Danny Cohen on debut Courtney Barnett doco: 'it was like creating visual poetry'
From intimate audio diaries to bombastic tour footage, Danny Cohen worked with musician Courtney Barnett to create the antithesis to…
Want to be a showrunner? Paddy MacRae says 'make a killer cup of tea'
The showrunner life is made up of early starts, late nights, and not a lot of free time. But it's…
Would Netflix's Japanese show Old Enough! work in Australia?
Are Aussie toddlers savvy enough to run errands on their own with only a camouflaged film crew in tow?
The Lost City review: it runs on charisma and fun
The film is at its best when it gives Sandra Bullock's Loretta – and by extension us – permission to…
Want to be a film producer? Meet Maggie Miles
The Paper Planes and Van Diemen's Land producer says: 'It’s just tenacity.'
Cannes to show films by Baz Luhrmann, George Miller and Thomas M Wright
New films from beloved Australian directors are set to premiere at the 75th Cannes Film Festival in May.
Fantastic Film Festival is about 'unhinged energy ... or a film that makes you say WTF'
Hudson Sowada takes us inside the weird and wonderful world of Fantastic Film Festival Australia.