Television
Indignation
Seasoned producer and writer James Schamus makes his directorial debut with a precise, probing adaptation of a Philip Roth novel.
What's On - AIDC, awards, screenings weird and wonderful
AIDC feed, SPA events, QAGOMA, ACMI, MCA in capital classics, and a pile of awards.
Copyright attack 'an unusually destructive force'
'Massive, unjustified, poorly researched and based on a remote and disconnected economic ideology of unusually destructive force.' That's what the…
Applied Storytelling, Run a Creative Business & More
August short course highlights include: RUNNING YOUR OWN CREATIVE BUSINESS and APPLIED STORYTELLING which both start Friday. There’s also GET…
Train to Busan
South Korea's latest action-horror effort serves up an engaging, entertaining tale of zombies on a train.
13th Accelerator Wraps for MIFF
MIFF Accelerator, the film director professional development program held during the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), has concluded its13th edition…
Betrayal or rough justice? Down Under suffers for its cause
A film comedy. Hot button issues. Some great jokes. Substantial actors. Bags of passion. What happened to Down Under?
Genre mashups keep Japan in Hollywood play
We offer this to you as a sign of the times.
Teaching film, working in a completely different culture
Melanie Sandford has been teaching editing in Myanmar for ten years. The results are in the Toronto International Film Festival.
Toni Erdmann
This lengthy dissection of a father-daughter dynamic constantly defies expectations, and disarms and delights in the process.