It’s taken five years to complete the 25 minute short Animus: A Dialectic in Five Illustrations, and it’s final cut couldn’t be timelier.
With his feature debut set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival [TIFF] in September, the young Naga filmmaker will first visit Melbourne with his short films for the
When I set out to write Out of Step, I wasn’t trying to make a film about Christianity. I was trying to tell a human story. At its heart, Out
Former AFLW trailblazer Akec Makur Chuot is premiering a short documentary at the 74th Melbourne International Film Festival, marking a significant turn in a life already defined by firsts. The
Philadelphia. 1958. What were we thinking? These two seemingly innocuous words, the first that appear on screen in The Last Gasp, do not accurately represent the utter ridiculousness of setting
With her short film Morning Afternoon Night, Russian born, Perth based filmmaker Dasha Melnik has captured the emotional life of a new immigrant. You studied as a cinematographer, and this
Her previous short film Tangles & Knots premiered at SXSW, and now, eight years later, one of Australia’s most exciting filmmakers, Renée Marie Petropoulos’ new highly personal drama Souvenir will
Writer/Director Charles Olsen's short film famously made an audience member faint at the Inner West Film Fest. Premiering at the Foyle Film Festival in the UK, Guardian Angel also screened
Actor, writer, director and producer Steve Young is locked and loaded with his bracing new seventies-set mob drama Hells Kitchen, with a proof-of-concept short film up and running, a novella
The opening night gala of the 42nd St Kilda Film Festival at the iconic Palais Theatre on Thursday, 4 June, rolled out the red carpet for Australian emerging talent and