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Tony Wheeler comes full circle
Lonely Planet founder Tony Wheeler gave up his TV company but it appears he couldn't stay away.
Nothing beats Baz at AACTA
Gatsby scooped the awards but there was buzz as well as Baz at the AACTA Awards - and (if you…
HAF: stays closer to home
The Hong Kong-Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF) announces its 2014 projects, including two from Filipino festival favourite Brillante Mendoza and…
AACTA craft lunch: greedy Gatsby consumes all
In the Aussie bash's film categories, The Great Gatsby took each of the six gongs it was up for, while…
Sundance: heading for close
As Sundance heads into its final weekend, there's been lots of love spread around but little cash. Before the festival…
US remake for The Slap
NBC has bathed its version of The Slap in the green glow of success by green lighting the full eight…
A funny thing happened on the way to the drive-in
Screen culture, digital art and live performance overlap in the latest project by hybrid arts company, Aphids.
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Australia's Laos film loses to Europe
As the long list for the 2014 Foreign Language Oscar is culled from 76 to nine, Australia's entry is dumped.
From utopia to Utopia
The ironically-named Aboriginal community of Utopia is the poorest place in Australia and the focus of John Pilger's latest film.