Cliff Booth, we have missed you, and ahead of your start on Netflix in December, tickets are available for screenings on IMAX in Sydney and Canberra from late November here.
What is this? American filmmaker Takashi Doscher embraces his Japanese heritage with this actioner produced by Chad Stahelski, set in a future Manhattan, starring Teo Yoo (Past Lives), Isabel May
Why don't you have a seat right over there? Chris Hansen was a ratings winner back in the day, and he's now box office gold, as Primetime opens in top
Co-founded by Michael Donovan, Dana Landrey, Will Morris and the popular actor, Watrfall is offering to $275k in funding for their first slate. Watrfall will award $150,000 USD to one
Netflix has released a whole bunch of exciting materials on their guaranteed-to-charm new project Allen, which comes courtesy of writer/director/creator Daley Pearson (a producer and major player on Bluey, a
The AFI/AACTA Board has issued a lengthy update to members amid an escalating challenge from filmmaker Dr George Miller and producer Doug Mitchell, with financial questions, governance concerns and a
As exhibitors and distributors gather on the Gold Coast for the annual Australian International Movie Convention, the results are in from the weekend trade with Clayface opening on top with
In Guns We Trust has an interesting premise – as Australians (or non-Americans), the US obsession with gun ownership seems hard to relate to. This documentary from Josh Janssen and
"The film was a huge challenge but also a ton of fun to make," says director Jonathan Wilhelmsson of his new short film Spooky Encounters Of The Sad Kind. "I
These days, the streaming space is all about capturing consumers where they are at, be it your smart TV’s interface, Apple TV, Google TV, Fire TV, Foxtel IQ, etc. Now
Shot in Sydney, Street Fighter leapt straight to the top of the box office this weekend, trouncing other new releases Sense and Sensibility and Whalefall. Meanwhile, on limited release, Naza
Award-winning documentary GOLPES by Kevin Duran Du explores the life and musical journey of Colombian music producer Ulpiano Duran through the lens of his son.
A growing dispute over the governance and financial management of the Australian Film Institute (AFI), the organisation behind the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA), has intensified ahead
Horror, especially here in Australia is so hot right now! Thanks RackaRacka. Mixing the vintage grit of subway terrors like Death Line and discovered underground tunnels creepers like, um, The
Barbie power is giving Greta Gerwig the opportunity to release her new film in cinemas everywhere, including IMAX, even though it has been financed by Netflix, available on the streaming
There are many ways to pick a flick to watch. Go by genre, pick by cast, or choose via director...the options are numerous and varied. Another fresh approach is to
Not a great weekend at the box office, especially for Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning. We've recently seen a bit of chatter on the social networks about the mistake to
A London tribute to an Australian classic
Borat has been recruited to explain why Ali G's non-fiction (it's a documentary, right?) big screen debut (remember Ali G Indahouse?) is going to be the funniest film of the
Remember The Exorcist: Believer? David Gordon Green was all set to continue helming the expansion of the franchise, but, you know, it wasn't very good. In steps Mike Flanagan, who
