Film
TV Review: The Beach is gorgeous but deeply puzzling
Ponder Warwick Thornton's six-part slow TV series on the biggest screen you can find, says Chris Boyd.
What's Streaming in June
Amazon Prime builds up its Aussie content, The Bold Type makes a fourth impression while Disney Plus looks inside one…
The distilled digital Sydney Film Festival launches towards us
The program is now out for the online edition of SFF, provoking us to look under the hood with CEO…
New Zealand documentary conference open to Australians
Starting on Friday 29 May, the New Zealanders are bathing in sessions about documentary craft and passion. Australians can join…
Production Design: Scott Bird's steps to a satisfying career
Designers for the screen can have an anxious but ultimately satisfying time. This is what it looks like from the…
Warwick Thornton's big time-out at The Beach
An interview with the award-winning filmmaker about his very personal project. Part cooking show, documentary series and performance art, it…
What's happening in the SBS engine room? Vital ad revenue is slipping
SBS keeps doing inventive and lean under the policy radar but the pandemic will force it to confront an ugly…
See-Saw reveals the inner workings which will take it into our unknown future
See-Saw has some sort of magic juice which keeps it getting better and better. It turns out to be made…
How has COVID-19 affected the Australian games industry?
Let's unpack IGEA's stats on the local impact of COVID-19, and what the future looks like for the Australian games…
Screen News in Brief
A quiet week as cinemas look forward and hold breath. First peek at Dirt Music and production protocols for the…