Charles Chauvel’s 1935 historical epic
You love ’em, he hates ’em! The Butcher carves up your favourite films, and this week, he applies his sharpened cleaver to Peter Weir’s revered Australian New Wave classic Picnic
A finalist in the 2025 Focus On Ability Short Film Festival with the beautiful Grace Tame short Where the World is Quiet, emerging filmmaker Ben Strum fills us in on
First look at Anthony Frith's adventures at The Asylum, the American studio behind such classics as Sharknado, Titanic II and Frith's own opus The Land That Time Forgot.
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Broadly speaking, the job of the humble horror movie is to make things seem scary. Like, hockey masks aren’t objectively fright-inducing but thanks to the Friday the 13th series, they
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... offers a look into a world not many would be familiar with, filled with tension, and interesting personalities.
The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at Edith Cowan University in WA has been the first port of call for some very exciting young Australian actors with its
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… a well-made film with interesting visuals … a subdued experience with not quite enough substance.
George Wallace’s 1932 feature debut Director Ken G Hall once called George Wallace the most talented comedian Australia had ever produced, up there with Chaplin. Wallace was certainly talented –
Taking the Kelly Reichhardt route of working in tertiary education whilst making films on the side, Newcastle-based filmmaker Stuart McBratney’s latest, Strangers in a Car Park, releases in North America