Aussie writer/director Jorrden Daley and producer Jill Kingston are well and truly rolling on their low budget horror flick Welcome Back to My Channel, where two online vloggers tangle with
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… a fun, if forgettable, creature feature with suspenseful moments and a couple of nice, dark twists to keep audiences engaged.
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...signals the arrival of a profoundly interesting writer/director who marches determinedly to the beat of his own drum.
Australian director Paul Goldman (Australian Rules, Suburban Mayhem) muscles up for Kid Snow, a tough but tender drama about two warring Irish brothers in the brutal world of 1970s outback
The just-about-to-shoot Aussie horror flick Site Unseen takes a much-loved local discussion topic as its starting point: real estate. “Site Unseen is a horror film with lashings of comedy, about a
Debut filmmaker Raghuvir Joshi makes a major splash with the stunning Sahela, a powerful drama set within Sydney’s large, vibrant Indian community.
In the new documentary Green: The Fight for Rock and Roll, Aussie director Luke C. Griffiths tells the full-throttle tale of longtime Perth rocker Wayne Green. “I think when you’re
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… a well-framed look at disability in sports and a holistic and (however sporadically) thrilling look at sports in general.
How do we stay human in a world ruled by content and consumption? It’s a question that seems to circle everything these days, including the now ever evolving and existential
Australian trans filmmaker Kylie Aoibheann (who helmed the highly accomplished shorts Asexy and See for Yourself) drew on her own experiences with gender-affirming surgery for the currently-in-production horror short The