Television
Happiness never comes alone
Unafraid of familiarity breeding contempt, writer/director James Huth embraces the expected in Happiness Never Comes Alone.
Indigenous recording will prove history wrong
A dead technology is being revived in a riposte to the anthropologists who thought they had recorded the last Indigenous…
JK Rowling and the next adventure
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has again scored an adaptation, but her adult novel will show on the small screen.
Women in Film: crunching the numbers is a good place to start
Former 20th Century Fox executive, producer of What Women Want, and once-supervising executive on a little movie called Buffy The…
Cannes 2013: au revoir and thanks for all the bling
As the tents are struck and the luxury yachts are hosed out, Julie Marlow talks deals, flicks and a rough…
The Sapphires: tops US$2 million, Gatsby tops US$100 million
The Sapphires total US box office take rose to US$2.1 million over the weekend of 24-26 May, even as the…
Cannes 2013: looking closely at the winners
Victory by acclamation this year, with Blue Is The Warmest Color and, Inside LLewyn Davis, though Heli divided critics.
Cannes 2013: Un Certain Regard
Un Certain Regard, run in parallel with the Official Competition in the Festival Proper, is about discovering and showcasing original…
Sydney Film Festival 2013: our take on the program
Tina Kaufman, film tragic and festival expert, spent days ploughing through the program and hunting the net to find her…
Cannes 2013: beyond the moneychangers, the inner sanctum remains
The Cannes Film Festival may be Narcissus Central for Planet Sociopath, but it also create experiences which can leave true…