6
...filled with a distinctly feminine spirit ...
1951 biopic of pianist, Eileen Joyce
Aussie singer, songwriter and guitarist Peter “Blackie” Black is a delightfully open book in the new doco Harder And Harder, the incendiary sequel to The Most Australian Band Ever!, which
Co-directors Maggie Miles and Trisha Morton-Thomas take an epic ride across Australia with their new documentary Journey Home, David Gulpilil. David Gulpilil is justifiably the most well-recognised Indigenous Australian film
9.8
...captures the continuing story of the mighty Hard-Ons with brute emotional force and poetic precision...
“Our workforce is in crisis. We’ve heard from people closing businesses, selling homes and going on Centrelink. These aren’t faceless workers; they’re the people who create the shows Australians love.”
9.7
...so entertaining, affecting and well-structured that a love of The Hard-Ons is only incidental to one’s enjoyment of the film...
The 1935 Dad and Dave sequel The history of Cinesound Productions falls roughly into three phases. Phase one was its initial slate of hits, starting brilliantly with On Our Selection,
With the powerful new documentary Changing Track, first time Aussie director Tristan Kenyon crafts the highly affecting tale of three Australian athletes in training for The Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic
8
Sharp, gritty and filled with genuine menace and discomfort …