Opinions & Analysis
Cabaret: revisiting Bob Fosse's radical musical at 50
The Kit Kat Klub first graced the silver screen half a century ago – what lessons can it teach us…
Box Office: Wyrmwood fights on as cinemas lick their wounds
The Aussie horror franchise joins Death on the Nile on the big screen, but total box office is probably around…
Hail John Williams, the composer behind E.T., Star Wars, Jaws and Harry Potter
When adjusted for inflation, one-fifth of the top 100 films at the North American box office have music by Williams.
Neighbours and the Australian screen industry
The under-threat show has given a start to many writers, directors, producers, actors and crew over 37 years.
How intersectionality can help screen storytellers
What is 'intersectionality'? Pearl Tan and Priya A. Roy explain the concept and how it can make for better stories…
Best, Worst and Most Bizarre film and TV of 2021, according to our critics
Highlights and lowlights from ScreenHub reviewers Mel Campbell, Anthony Morris, Glenn Dunks, Guy Davis and Chris Boyd. From The Worst…
BBC fears your entertainment could wither away
Who would be bold enough to predict the future of the BBC? Content will decline, says the UK National Audit…
In defence of David Tiley
As David Tiley charges into his final weeks with ScreenHub, we reflect on just how much he’s given us.
The slippery slope of using AI and deepfakes to bring history to life
Seeing is no longer believing, as any visual story can be convincingly faked. They are both compelling and frightening.
'Some things I have learnt in the screen industry' by David Tiley
As he leaves his regular job, David Tiley reflects on 16 years at ScreenHub and the screen industry.