Pedro Almodovar: Addicted to Filmmaking
The revered Spanish filmmaker refuses to kick his addiction to filmmaking, with his latest, Pain and Glory, holding up a mirror to himself.
Moon Rock for Monday Hits the Road
We visit the set of new Australian film, Moon Rock for Monday.
For Now: Let’s Make a Film
We speak with co-directors, co-writers, co-stars Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes about their DIY film For Now, which has just dropped on OzFlix.
The Light Shines on 37 Seconds
Already an award-winning writer, director and producer, Hikari’s debut feature, 37 Seconds, premiered at Berlinale earlier this year where it took home the Audience Award in the Panorama section.
Isshin Inudo: Life of Samurai
In the Edo period set Samurai Shifters, the Japanese filmmaker was inspired by Monty Python to make a samurai flick that does not take itself too seriously.
Jillian Bell and Paul Downs Colaizzo Run a Marathon
The star and the writer/director of Brittany Runs a Marathon open up about their respective journeys to making the feel-good film.
Earthquake Bird Soars in Tokyo
Marking the long-awaited return to the screen of Alicia Vikander, the 1980s Japan-set Netflix film Earthquake Bird, directed by Wash Westmoreland, found a welcome home at the Tokyo International Film Festival.
Abe Forsythe: Kids, Zombies And Little Monsters
Talented writer/director Abe Forsythe talks about keeping a group of kids safe during the zombie apocalypse of his new horror comedy Little Monsters.
Danial Donai: Top Tips on Horror Filmmaking
Ex-Arnie stunt double creates new lease of life making horror films; and this Halloween, he’s sharing his five top tips on horror filmmaking and how to ‘kill it’.
Nicolas Pesce: Holding The Grudge
The young director takes his biggest stride by extending The Grudge canon.
