Lynn Shelton: Making It Personal
On the sad, sad passing of 54-year-old writer/director Lynn Shelton, we look back on this fine filmmaker's fascinating career and body of work.
Killer Instinct: The Making Of Chopper
2000’s Chopper now stands as a bona fide Aussie classic, but its path to the screen was long, troubled and tortured.
Tomorrow, When the War Began Cast and Director Reunion
A decade since they hit the set, the leading cast of the film adaptation of the popular John Marsden book - Rachel Hurd-Wood, Caitlyn Stasey, Lincoln Lewis, Deniz Akdeniz, Phoebe Tonkin, Ashleigh Cummings, Chris Pang and Andy Ryan, and writer/director Stuart Beattie - reunite for a self-iso reminisce about the 'good old days'.
Shannon Murphy: Killing It Oz Style
The Australian director is living the dream, with her episodes of Killing Eve airing, the release of her acclaimed feature debut Babyteeth around the corner, and the gift of time allowing her to read, spend time with family and retro exercise to ‘80s aerobics classes.
Shelagh McLeod: Blasting Off
The writer/director of Astronaut discusses her mid-life transition behind the camera, working with Richard Dreyfuss and how her film reflects the times that we live in through its focus on the elderly.
Broken Dreams # 1: The Films That Never Were…
Nearly every movie star and top-tier director has a potentially great unmade film on their list of career regrets…
Family Business: The Making Of Animal Kingdom
It launched careers across the board, and stands tall as a classic piece of Australian crime cinema: we look back on the making and legacy of 2010’s mesmerising Animal Kingdom.
Warwick and Wayne – Mystery Duo
Leading Australian directors Warwick Thornton and Wayne Blair were a fine double act when we spoke to them at the Berlin Film Festival. They were talking up their collaboration on the second series of Mystery Road where they each directed three of six episodes.
Jeff Fowler: Going For Broke with Sonic the Hedgehog
The Oscar-nominated director on unleashing Jim Carrey, the “swagger” of his blue hero, and the “instant gratification” of watching the final Sonic the Hedgehog movie with audiences.
Sergio: Uniting Nations
Star Wagner Moura and director Greg Barker discuss the stirring true story of Brazilian United Nations diplomat and humanitarian Sergio Vieira de Mello.
