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Sydney Film Festival: first tranche reveals some worrying rippers

Sydney is the first large international film festival in Australia for the year, from which we get a sense of…

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Film Processing in Australia: this is the end, my friends, this is the end....

Deluxe, the last significant processor of motion picture film stock in Australia, has announced that it will close its Australian…

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Roger Ebert: death of a great reviewer

After admitting his cancer had returned, and retreating gracefully from his blog, Roger Ebert is dead just a few days…

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MIPTV: ACTF sells Dukes, Zapruder sells Kennedys to Americans

Sales activity continues in the lead up to the MIPTV market in Cannes, with the Australian Children's Television Foundation announcing…

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20,000 Leagues: amount provokes opportunitistic political storm

$20.6m into 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea to generate an estimated 2000 jobs. Let's turn on the cynical part of…

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Stop Press: Australian films in Annecy

No graduating films or simple shorts, sadly, but Australia does have three productions on screen in the official selection.

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March of the Moguls: putting their right feet forward

Jeff Kennett did not earn his appointment to the Seven team as a commentator in the lead up to the…

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Jesús Franco: dead at 82

Man made more than two hundred Spanish horror films. He was working on Pereira vs the Alligator Women when he…

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Media Reform: Sector grim as key bill preserves ugly details

The Broadcasting Legislation Amendment (Convergence Review and Other Measures) Bill 2013, and the Television Licence Fees Amendment Bill 2013 are…

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Sapphires: glints in the US, as sleeper Lore hangs in

In week two, the Weinstein empire spread The Sapphires from four to twelve screens. Figures remain respectable. What happens when…

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