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The Bit In Between

The Bit In Between

Actor Ryan Johnson gives us the lowdown on his web series ‘One Step Closer To Home’ which hilariously follows two newlyweds wondering, ‘What comes next?’

Tim Burstall’s Bohemian Beginnings

The diaries of a key figure in Australia’s First Wave of filmmakers in the seventies have just been released.

Sex, Lies & Video Tape

Producer turned writer/director John Winter’s 'Black & White & Sex' is an edgy, confronting and captivating exploration of sex and seduction...

Man of Action

In his latest edge-of-the-seat thriller ‘Man on a Ledge’, Sam Worthington plays a man who goes for broke, a feeling that the actor is not completely unfamiliar with himself...

latest reviews

Chronicle

Chronicle

Let down by its illogical “found footage” approach, this remains an impressively compelling ride, which has more in line with classic storytelling than current fads.

Man On A Ledge

While Worthington doesn’t quite match the talent of his top-notch co-stars, this admittedly implausible but impressively dynamic thriller is exciting stuff.

The Artist

Beautifully made, surprisingly fresh, and there’s no denying its charm, but ultimately, it’s a slight case of style over substance.

Martha Marcy May Marlene

Driven by Elizabeth Olsen’s mesmerising lead performance, this languid and unsettling story buries deep into your mind

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Inaugural AACTA Award Winners Announced

'Red Dog', 'Snowtown' and 'The Slap' proved the big winners of the night.

Aussie Films at the Box Office in 2011

See how our host of local flicks fared at the box office last year...

On Tour

Founder and director of the In The Bin Film Festival, Jed Cahill, gives us the lowdown on the travelling festival, and hitting the road in 2012.

Franchise Flicks Dominate Australian Box Office Again

See what we lined up for at the cinemas last year...

Audiences For Aussie Cinema

Now in its third year, the Australian Film Festival is once again hoping to provide a boost for a host of deserved local content.

George Lucas Retires

The legendary filmmaker has announced he’s retiring from Hollywood and the blockbuster films that have made him famous.

Aussie Rules To Hit Big Screen

Local director Richard Gray is tackling an AFL tale for his third feature and a whole host of acting talent has just been cast...

NSW Film Industry Receives $60 Million Boost

Screen NSW kickstarts a bout of funding into a host of exciting films projects.

Ultra Impressive

While it’s only launched in the US and UK so far, UltraViolet – an innovative digital home entertainment service – is looking to launch here this year.

James Cameron Unveils Office Down Under

Leader in 3D technologies, the Cameron Pace Group has expanded to open its first international office in Oz.

Winners of the 2012 Golden Globes

Winners of the 2012 Golden Globes ‘The Descendants’ and ‘The Artist’ proved to be the big winners at this year’s Golden Globe Awards.

Australian Academy Announces First Award Winners

See who scored the gongs at the Samsung AACTA Awards Luncheon held over the weekend...

‘Hugo’ Scores National Board of Review’s Top Gongs

Martin Scorsese’s ‘Hugo’ – a critical hit and bona fide crowd-pleaser – received the top nods at the National Board of Review’s Awards.

Power to the Press

A new rule to be implemented by the Academy has just made it that much harder for a doco to even be considered for an Oscar nomination...

Showtime To Adapt ‘Animal Kingdom’ As Series

Veteran US television producer John Wells is set to oversee the series.

Golden Globe Nominees Announced

The nominations are in for the 2012 Golden Globes – the glitzy awards ceremony probably most notable for giving us a clue about who may be up for an Oscar...

Centipede To Hit Cinemas

Having been resubmitted to the Australian Government Classification Board, the previously banned ‘The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence’ has been granted a rating.

Screen Australia Invests In 18 Features

Kriv Stenders, Gillian Armstrong and Paul Cox are among a handful of filmmakers to receive funding.

The Graduate

Sydney Film School is currently a hive of activity as students and soon-to-be-graduates prepare for a two day festival packed with screenings, talks and more.

Flying High

Oz director Robert Luketic (‘Killers’, ‘Legally Blonde’) has signed on to mentor the winner of SOYA365, a comp opening doors to promising new talent.