Television
Is it wrong to make a film about the Port Arthur massacre?
Is it too soon to make a film on the 1996 Port Arthur massacre? A trauma expert's perspective.
Love, Lust, Disability: Thomas Banks' Quest for Love premieres on Stan
To mark International Day of People with Disability, Stan adds an award-winning Australian doco about the search for intimacy by…
2020 Screen Music Awards: a virtual dance across the world of feelings
Screenhub revels in the annual Screen Music Awards because the creators are challenged to be daring, to search the world…
Box Office: no rush to the movies yet but some gems are hanging in
A turn to older audiences underlies Rams, and gives a bit of bite to some imported flicks as well, as…
Feds launch entire new TV reform package
It's back to the future as the government lays out plans for two new media sector support funds, extracting cash…
Mini APSA Awards honours youth plus experience, and diversity (naturally)
Asia Pacific Screen Awards went to Thai creative producer Soros Sukhum, young Indian filmmaker Akshay Indikar, and a special mention…
News in Brief: ABC and SBS reveal 2021 drama slates, AACTA Awards gear up and more
Wringing blood from the budget stone the public broadcasters lay out their wares for the year ahead. Our fortnightly round-up…
Inside Screen Australia's strangest annual drama report ever
Combine the strange rules of screen production research with a pandemic and the resulting space-time ruckus is a true headache.…
Visions 2020 full program sets sights on the future of the arts
Our online conference will make sense of 2020 and think through the arts as an essential part of the ‘new…
Rams turns out to be joyously stubborn as IMAX gives Tenet a push
Rams is speeding away to be the most successful domestic film of the year as Peter Rabbit thumps off to…