In early 1969, Associated British was taken over by a bigger entertainment conglomerate EMI, run by Bernard Delfont. Since Associated British half-owned Cohen’s company, this meant that Cohen was now
Stephen Vagg’s series on forgotten British movie moguls looks at the third part of Nat Cohen’s career In early 1962, 50% of Anglo-Amalgamated was bought by the British film and
Looking back on the 25th anniversary of the seminal science-fiction. While the Matrix production team faced myriad challenges getting the film up, preparing and shooting was equally difficult. One of
Stephen Vagg’s series on forgotten British movie moguls looks at the second part of Nat Cohen’s career (for part one, see here). In our previous piece on Nat Cohen, we
25 years ago, the Wachowski siblings’ game-changing, Aussie-made sci-fi, The Matrix was released in cinemas. Following its release, the feature would become studio Warner Bros’ highest grossing film of 1999,
We look at the career of one of the most successful British film moguls in history, Ted Black. One doesn’t normally encounter the adjective “successful” before the words “film mogul”
Enterprising Queensland filmmaker Luke Sparke (Occupation, Bring Him to Me, upcoming Scurry) takes on arguably his most ambitious project to date, his 6th feature film Primitive War, adapting the cult
Fearless discussion, community and hope resonated at the inaugural + Screen Stories Symposium last Thursday at Arc Cinema at the National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra. Supported by the
The screen arts industry is dynamic and evolving, offering expanding opportunities due to rapid technological advancements. Gregory Ferris, filmmaker, artist and academic, discusses the future of this exciting industry. How
The new Aussie biker movie Patched is ready to roar down the highway, as writer and producer Colin “Spida” Dixon explains. “My inspiration came from growing up around bike riders