Film
Smartphone feature film production rises and rises
As the funding environment gets worse, smartphone filmmakers get organised and grow their aesthetic.
Falling for Figaro producer Judi Levine on going global with a filmmaking family
Judi Levine took her family with her as she made films like Falling for Figaro around the globe. David Tiley…
Wong Kar Wai's School for Cool
'Love and Neon' is a dazzling retrospective of eleven films from the master of longing, loneliness and ephemeral ecstasy, says…
Film Review: Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's award-winning Japanese drama explores the power of conversation in three separate but connected stories.
Ita stands for democracy in ABC double inquiries
The Federal Government accidentally takes on the ABC with a Senate Inquiry and faces the full wrath of its chair.
Sydney Film Festival closes with Awards
Iranian film 'There Is No Evil' wins the $60,000 Sydney Film Prize, while Australian music doc 'I'm Wanita' continues a…
Box Office: Daniel Craig, No Time to Die, and an industry restored
Daniel Craig uses the spirit of Bond to take us back to a time before COVID as No Time to…
Film Review: Palazzo Di Cozzo celebrates Melbourne institution
This documentary about Melbourne furniture tycoon Franco Cozzo treads lightly but entertains. Megalo!
Review: No Time to Die is a victory lap
Daniel Craig's final turn as Bond sets the bar high for the next guy, says Anthony Morris.
Leah Purcell wins APSA Jury Grand Prize
Leah Purcell has won the Jury prize for The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson at the 2021 Asia…