After enjoying great success with the recent cinematic re-release of his 1982 cult fave Going Down, Aussie director Haydn Keenan now dusts off his crazed, highly theatrical, and near-unclassifiable 1987
I’m putting together the finance plan for a feature I’m co-producing, Circus of the Dead, and I keep coming back to a line that isn’t on the spreadsheet. The audience.
With award winning short films on her resume, a history in acting on Australian TV, and a feature film directorial debut just around the corner, AFTRS Master of Arts Screen:
If Michelle Pfeiffer and Elle Fanning are both successful actors, then the process of making Margo’s Got Money Troubles prompted them both to take stock of their own financial lives.
Picking up the Audience Award at SXSW Sydney, writer/director/producer Sam Hayes’ debut Pools is the cinematic equivalent of taking a refreshing dip on a sweltering summer day. And meeting Hayes
I think distributors are asking themselves the wrong question. For decades, the job has come down to one thing: which completed films should we buy? A film premieres at a
As Christopher Nolan's epic fantasy film The Odyssey stirs and enthuses audiences across the world, we go deep into the acclaimed director's back catalogue to log and discuss the iconoclastic
The Swedish director of Elvira Madigan and All Things Fair, among many others, and famous critic of the universally revered Ingmar Bergman, is the subject of Matthias Nohrborg’s fascinating documentary
Over the past twelve months, I’ve spent more time talking to private film investors than I have sitting with cinema audiences. That wasn’t intentional. It’s just what happens when you’re
Co-writer/producer Fiona Bergin and co-writer/director Fintan Connolly recharge the private eye genre with their compelling Dublin-set thriller Barber starring Aidan Gillen. “I came out of a multimedia course and started