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Wild Heights

Wild Heights

We speak to renowned mountaineer Conrad Anker about the documentary 'The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest', inspired by a discovery he made ten years ago.

Attention Seekers

We caught up with Gossip Girl’s Jessica Szohr and Ed Westwick in London where we discussed the perks and pressures of starring in a ratings winner.

Love Bites

We meet up with the lead cast of The Vampire Diaries to find out just what it is that makes this new breed of vampire so popular...

Untold Stories

FILMINK speaks to director Marc Gracie about the Aussie drama The Tumbler which delves into the curious corners of Australian history.

latest reviews

The Other Guys

The Other Guys

With the two leads revealing pitch-perfect chemistry, this hysterically funny film is packed with bizarre dialogue and over the top action.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice

While containing a handful of impressive action sequences, this film is let down by a contrived premise and by-the-numbers script.

Despicable Me

While it falls short of other digital animations, this family film is boosted by a first class voice cast, plenty of laughs and a warm heart.

The Disappearance Of Alice Creed

Largely devoid of suspense and thrills, this film is slightly lifted by Gemma Arterton’s compelling performance.

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The Jammed Filmmakers Return

The team behind the surprise hit of 2007 return with ELIMINATED.

Rolf de Heer in print

An avid Rolf de Heer admirer knuckles down to produce the first academic reference on the Australian auteur.

Free Mexican Classics in Sydney & Brisbane

As part of the Hola Mexico Film Festival that is currently touring Australia’s major cities, five films of highly acclaimed filmmaker, Julio Bracho, are offered as special free screenings.

The 180 second challenge

Budding film and television makers have the opportunity of a lifetime with the OPTUS ONE80PROJECT initiative.

Ryan Kwanten’s Invisible Superhero

A new Aussie superhero movie defies the typical genre mould, and marks the return home of True Blood's Ryan Kwanten.

Samson And Delilah Scoops IF Awards

In a watershed year for Australian cinema, the first local awards off the rank honour Warwick Thornton’s Samson And Delilah with multiple trophies.

Bondi Bound

The films of the WA Screen Academy are becoming increasingly visible on the short film festival circuit of Australia.

Steal Away

At the final Ozdox screening of 2009, FILMINK discovered that the controversy surrounding the film Stolen was far from over.

Pope of Trash to tour Oz

Filmink fave John Waters, the director of Pink Flamingos, Hairspray and Cry Baby, to tour one man show down under.

Films to accompany Hopper exhibition

Dennis Hopper has played a key role in a film season that examines a period of rapid social and political change in the United States.

Pinee doco with local angle

Pinball machines have been flipped back into the limelight with Special When Lit, an award winning documentary with an Australian connection.

Project talent discovery

It’s time to get your 180 second TV pilot pitch in for the Optus ONE80Project, for a chance to win cash and seeing your idea come to life.

SOYA winners announced

Tens of thousands of submissions couldn’t stop the seven winners for the Qantas Spirit of Youth Awards (SOYA) winning their $10,000 in cash and flights.

Pink Ambition

With Orson Welles-ian aspirations, a young Melbourne filmmaker is now spreading the word about his award winning creation.

Going Postal

Australia Post and the Australian Film Institute (AFI) have announced the winners of the inaugural 200 seconds short film competition.

Call the Police!

The original guitarist for The Police was a Gall, and now he’s touring Australia alongside screenings of a documentary about his life.

Actor's Wonderland

Veteran Aussie thesp, Peter Carroll to receive Actor’s Equity Award.

Meaty Opportunity

The finalists for the Bondi Short Film Festival have been announced, with Nick Fogarty’s Hamburger Eyes well in the running.

Young Chicks Make Digital Flicks

Young filmmakers are coming together to share their dreams and aspirations at the Hawkesbury Regional Gallery.

Balibo wins big at the Screen Music Awards

An East-Timorese born composer has taken out one of the big prizes for a song he wrote for Robert Connolly’s film, Balibo.