Film
Hispanic migrants in Victoria – a chat with Our Voices director Diana Páez
Our Voices (Nuestras Voces), premiering at the Spanish Film Festival, is a powerful reflection on the strength and resilience of immigrants.
Mad Max – tracking climate change through Australian films
What can we learn about the state of our environment through films made in Australia? Quite a lot, according to…
Nashen Moodley, Sydney Film Festival: 'the in-person event is the ideal'
The SFF director discusses new film talent, this year's program and the lessons – so far – of the pandemic.
Screen funding splutters amid a Sonic (the hedgehog) boom
All eyes are turning to Easter for the Australian box office as the sector tries to recover from an underwhelming…
JK Rowling betrayed us but I'll still watch Fantastic Beasts
Is it possible to reconcile the author's views on trans women with nostalgia for the Harry Potter universe?
Melbourne Queer Film Festival launches mini program
Some 12 features and documentaries will screen this month for MQFF Mini.
Screen Team: Animatronics director Paul Trefry
Our new career Q&A series kicks off with Paul Trefry's insight into being an animatronics artist.
Julie Peters, ABC: trans stories on screen are getting better – at last
Having worked in TV for decades and transitioned in the 90s, Julie Peters is optimistic about the future.
Morbius review: going for bust with blood lust
Short, fast-paced, focused almost entirely on its big-name lead – how does Sony's latest superhero film stack up?
Yes, mental health matters in the screen industry
Wellbeing initiatives are crucial given the prevalence of mental health issues for those in the Australian 'entertainment' industries.