Television
Red Dirt, Stars and a Screen: Australia's most picturesque film festival
Covering vast distances, the Northern Territory Travelling Film Festival poses unique challenges, but festival director Britt Guy isn't complaining.
Budget rumours cap earlier news about Greens fight and ALP freeze on reform
At last one political party supports the screen sector with concrete proposals - and it is the one party which…
Hotel Mumbai v Women Wrestlers - Box Office 25 March 2019
Hotel Mumbai has not picked up while the palpable sense of horror about Christchurch remains. But the US could do…
Politicians missing in action on local screen activity
We compare the statements by the NSW Liberal Party, the ALP and the Greens to discover a remarkable lack of…
Film Review: Sauvage, MQFF
Director Vidal-Naquet's Sauvage is a strong disturbing and uncompromising showcase for its star Félix Maritaud.
Disney now controls 40% of world box office, wants to squeeze exhibitors
In one historic deal, the cheerful mouse of Disney now looks like a really fat rat. But rats are great…
Film Review: Destroyer is an impressive showcase for Kidman and Kusama
An unsparing and unflinching portrait of a damaged crusader.
Film Review: The Lego Movie 2
This sequel retains the mile-a-minute comedy, action and first class animation of the first. So why the muted fanfare around…
Box Office 18 March 2019: Hotel Mumbai debuts in terror timing
Hotel Mumbai makes a medium splash for a small picture, as Captain Marvel dips but continues to dominate.
Minister Don Harwin outlines his arts election promises
Minister Harwin outlines his party's wins for the arts during their time in government, and presents his plan for the…