Amen! Hallelujah! Richard Roxburgh looks like he has a role worthy of his talent in this series barely hiding its inspiration, the Hillsong church (and Succession). Rebecca Gibney, Ewen Leslie, Ming-Zhu Hii, Jacob Collins-Levy, Hayley McCarthy, Jordi Webber, Jacek Koman, Andrea Solonge, Brigid Zengeni, Alex Fitzalan, and Alexander D’Souza also star.
Greg McLean directs this four-part series adaptation of Chris Hammer’s Martin Scarsden novel of the title. The series stars Luke Arnold, Bella Heathcote, Jay Ryan, Robert Taylor, Victoria Thaine, Zane Ciarma, Stacy Clausen, Genevieve Morris and Adam Zwar.
The Robbie Hood filmmaker gets behind the wheel on new 8 part series for Stan.
The young actress on the importance of telling the stories our grandparents couldn’t.
If it ain’t broke… Dan Edwards (Bump), John Edwards (Love My Way, etc) and Stan. have seemingly asked AI for a Bump spin-off that’s like Heartbreak High (the new one), and it popped this out, starring Matt Nable, Danielle Cormack, Samuel Johnson, Caroline Brazier and ‘a diverse cast of fresh and exciting talent.’
The respected Goalpost Pictures producer and company director discusses the company’s slate and the challenging landscape facing Australian features.
The actress finally connects her two worlds with a lead role in an Australian series heading for the Berlin Film Festival.
The actress finally connects her two worlds with a lead role in an Australian series heading for the Berlin Film Festival.
Patrick Gibson (The OA) stars, with Christoph Waltz, Sam Neill, Rachel House, and Australian actors Sophie Wilde, Miranda Otto, Chris Pang, Jessica De Gouw, Arka Das and Damon Herriman in support in this adaptation of Tom Holt’s book by Leon Ford, directed by Jeffrey Walker (Dance Academy: The Movie, Young Rock), produced by Todd Fellman (Jungle) and The Jim Henson Company. Shot on the Gold Coast.
Fiona Eagger and Deb Cox’s legacy continues with a new team, but the same commitment to quality and diversity, including their latest film, Christmas Ransom.
Actor/writer Matt Nable makes his directorial debut with this crime drama starring Sam Worthington, Phoebe Tonkin and Nable.