Television
Byron Bay Film Festival's opening film takes a stand
BBFF’s opening night film ties in with initiative to help stop violence against women.
Screen awards under threat
Tourism and Events Queensland has publicly divorced the Asia-Pacific Screen Awards. Can APSA survive this rejection?
APSA: closer to the axe as Queensland government withdraws support
Tourism and Events Queensland has publically divorced the Asia-Pacific Screen Awards. Can APSA survive this rejection?
Screen Queensland: board chairman stands aside (Updated)
The chairman of Screen Queensland, Geoff Cooper, has stood aside from his role for six months, but remains on the…
Australians in Film: 2013 Heath Ledger Scholarship Applications Now Open
Los Angeles-based Australians in Film (AiF), today announced that applications are now open for the fifth annual AiF HEATH LEDGER…
Anna Karenina
Director Joe Wright and writer Tom Stoppard transport Tolstoy’s classic romantic tragedy to the majestic confines of a 19th century…
West of Memphis
Some stories are so compelling that they are worth telling twice, as in the case of this new documentary about…
Frank Nicholls: steered the creation of the Australian film festival movement
The grand structure of the Melbourne International Film Festival, the Sydney Film Festival and the Australian Film Institute arguably started…
Alan Sharp: RIP
Scottish born and sometime NZ resident screenwriter Alan Sharp has died in the US, aged 79. Best known internationally for…
Healing: Hugo Weaving joins Craig Monahan on new feature
Hugo Weaving will star in Australian director Craig Monahan's new prison feature, Healing, along with Xavier Samuel and Don Hany.…