Werner Herzog is one of those filmmakers who seems impossible to separate from his movies. Even at 83, the German director, actor, writer and documentarian has built a career that
Aussie filmmaker Glen Dormand (aka Machine Gun Fellatio’s Chit Chat Von Loopin Stab) has created a wondrous salute to his hometown with the double-short-film Bizarre Newcastle, which will premiere at
“I’m of an age right now where some could joke that I’m in the ‘villain era’,” teases Naomi Watts, 57, whose latest film, The Housewife, sees her portray a violent
Aussie writer, director and producer Mitchell Law makes his big screen debut with the youth comedy drama Juvenescence, which follows four Aussie high-school students navigating their final days before graduation.
For two seasons, Baron Sordor’s Theatre of the Doomed has invited listeners into an anthology of monsters, murderers, alien invaders and assorted things that go bump in the night. Its
The VelociPastor cinematographer and producer Jesse Gouldsbury chats about jumping into the director's chair for VelociPastor 2, the highly anticipated equal-sequel to the original 2018 breakout cult hit. In 2018,
Western Australian born actor turned filmmaker Trilby Glover returned home to premiere her directorial debut, the comedy All That Glisters, at CinefestOZ. After focusing primarily on her career in front
Praised for being the first feature-length film shot in Longtian (Fuqing), Time and Tide captures a texture of rural China that has never been seen before.
Papua New Guinean activist Manu Peni discusses Sukundimi Walks Before Me, a mesmerising and impactful documentary about an indigenous community’s bold fight against a huge multinational mining company, which recently
Guy Ritchie ramps up his game in the highly anticipated second season of hit crime dramedy, The Gentlemen.