Television
Cannes 2018 - tilting at windmills?
There's a lot of fuss and bother about Cannes this year, as it stoutly resists change behind a barricade of…
Sale of cinema collectibles spotlights remarkable child magician, tap dancer and hoarder
Vincent McMurray was an unusual compulsive collector of cinema memorabilia, who was hugely loved despite his defects. Now his vast…
What's On in Film: Guernsey spuds, Isle of Dogs and Last Flag Flying
The Square is nearly dead, Isle of Dogs won't last, The Party is enticing, while Loveless brings a Russian chill.
Camera turns time machine for Women in Black
The first images for the Ladies in Black film reveal a story embedded in a time and place when the…
Review: Super Troopers 2
17 years after the first comic cop effort, this stretched sequel proves a dire rehash.
Commercial TV increase in sports costs is seven times the local drama budget.
Commercial television is hammering to reduce the amounts of drama etc it is compelled to run. But spiralling sports costs…
Review: Rampage
This monster mash lurches through its cartoonish carnage, relying heavily upon Dwayne Johnson’s charms.
Building true longevity - the case for an intergenerational screen business
To grow your business, think like a doctor or lawyer. What is more, their model is intergenerational. Industry thinker Dr…
In Brief: SPA wants more consultation on Draft Code of Practice
Screen Producers Australia looks for feedback on its draft of the Screen Industry Code on Discrimination, Harassment, Sexual Harassment.
Review: Truth or Dare
Based on the titular party game, this teen horror effort starts with a parade of clichés and continues in the…