There’s no better way to tell a life story than through a beautifully crafted documentary, as these ten Australian-made examples powerfully attest.
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We get hands-on with the most anticipated game of the year, Red Dead Redemption 2
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Barry Jenkins (Moonlight) returns with the James Baldwin adaptation If Beale Street Could Talk.
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On the eve of the release of the documentary, McKellen: Playing The Part, we look at Sir Ian McKellen’s best roles not involving wizards or mutants.
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Both from Brisbane based company Like A Photon, plus feature debuts from Luke Eve and Roderick MacKay.
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Ghosts in haunted houses are nothing compared to the ghosts of the past – as Ben Lawrence explores in his debut feature documentary.
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Meet the exciting actress/creator nominated for a Heath Ledger Scholarship who is driven by a desire to make the arts more inclusive for all.
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Not to be confused with a US movie starring women of a certain age, the new film from Australian writer/director Heath Davis, looks like a joyous, blackly comic ride with a bloke who refuses to grow up.
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One of the cast of monster hits Crazy Rich Asians and The Hangover Trilogy has joined the ensemble on Luke Sparke's Occupation: Rainfall.
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From Jeff Pope, the writer of Philomena, and Jon S. Baird, the director of Filth comes this biopic starring Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel and John C. Reilly as Oliver Hardy.
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The MCU expands, heading back into the '90s with their next installment, and its first female-led action fest.
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A number of feature filmmakers emerged from the most recent Melbourne International Film Festival that signal a new wave of exciting collaborative cinema.
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This one looks like a real throwback!
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The first-time feature filmmaker discusses her feature debut, Hot Mess, and the films that changed her life.
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Filmmaking has been described as going to war, and for rising actor Sam Smith, scoring the big break of a lead role in Benjamin Gilmour’s Jirga, saw him travel to the war-ravaged streets of Afghanistan to make the acclaimed film.
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The national screen treasures are all taking part in Noosa International Film Festival’s Inside Cinema program.
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