Peter Renzullo: Seeing the Light
Being legally blind hasn’t stopped the Perth filmmaker from aiming for the stars, shooting a slick trailer for his upcoming feature film, Skylight – Caroline’s Tale.
Guillaume Canet’s Belle Epoque
The actor/director is in a very good place in his life, about to embark on his most ambitious film yet, and with three films playing at the 2020 Alliance Francais French Film Festival.
Sharon Horgan: Scared of Singing
Establishing a reputation as a gifted writer/actor with TV shows Pulling and Catastrophe, Horgan is now acting in other people’s films, with the latest the crowd-pleasing Military Wives.
Opinion: Hollywood…Lots Of Activism, Not Much Actual Acting On Anything
Many of Hollywood’s big names like to talk about making change, but not many of them actually do much about it.
Michael Beach Nichols: Finding The Fear With Wrinkles The Clown
Director Michael Beach Nichols turns an unlikely internet cause celebre into a fascinating doco with Wrinkles The Clown.
Benedict Andrews: Breathless over Seberg
The Australian follows up his acclaimed feature debut Una with the much higher stakes of Seberg, starring Kristen Stewart, Jack O’Connell and Anthony Mackie.
Tim Burton: Beautiful Nightmares
Famed for his dark, phantasmagorical visions, we take a look back at the wondrous career of Tim Burton.
Taylor Swift: Miss Americana
We were at the Sundance Film Festival, when the Taylor Swift documentary premiered ahead of its release on Netflix.
Andrea Riseborough: Holding The Grudge
The Birdman/Mandy/The Death of Stalin actor candidly discusses her lead role in Sony’s The Grudge rebirth, and her connection to Sting.
Mother: Life is Messy
We speak with documentarian Kristof Bilsen about his latest film, which follows a Thai woman who looks after Westerners afflicted with Alzheimer’s.
