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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi

Michael Bay demonstrates his usual style as substance approach as he moves from Transformers to a true tale of diplomatic…

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Two groups with a single mind as Australian critics vote

So many films, so many choices, so many brains to use, honed by sitting in the dark...

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Magnus Temple, reality TV and a better view of humanity

While so much true life large scale filmmaking wallows in exploitation, Magnus Temple makes tender series about ordinary people and…

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Hail, Caesar!

The Coen brothers return with an aptly affectionate yet irreverent take on life, film and the golden age of Hollywood.

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Box Office 21 Feb 2016 - in which we love our Deadpool

45 years, Concussion and Risen appear, while the twisting psyche of Deadpool turns out to be much more loveable than…

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Sexist screen representations of women start in the script

Presenting well-rounded female characters on screen begins with changing the often desultory way they're written.

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Doco Interviews, Legal Essentials, Screen Music Composition, Sci-Fi Writing, TV Editing & More!

AFTRS Open courses this weekend: Robin Hughes DOCUMENTARY INTERVIEWS plus WRITING SCI-FI and SCREEN MUSIC COMPOSITION. March/April: SCREENWRITING FOR FILM…

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The Daughter

The power of Stone’s auteur-like direction and writing is that he takes scenes beyond the conventional climaxes and trappings of…

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Australian National Theatre Live builds catalogue of local productions

Bedrock production company Realplaymedia brings its modest vision of live theatre on film to contemporary Australian productions with some substantial…

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AIDC 2016: eating worms on a blue bicycle

The Australian International Documentary Conference is using a patented FunMap to highlight its attractions. Think bicycles and threatened nudity.

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