Our series on forgotten British film executives looks at the American head of production at the Rank Organisation. Most of us who grew up on Rank movies of the 1950s
We dig deep with Australian favourite Richard Roxburgh and the real-life person that he plays in The Correspondent, Peter Greste, and discover that there are plenty of similarities between journalism
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… a beautifully studied portrait of what connects us as humans across the spectrum of cultural backgrounds.
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The camera tricks, the pacing, the supposed-to-be-menacing grinning stares; we’ve seen this all before.
Director Jack Dignan and lead Kaitlyn Boyé discuss the challenges and creative freedom of making found footage horror film, Puzzle Box.
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We know what growing up looks like, but you haven’t quite seen it like this before on the screen.
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: director Fred Walton (pictured far right, top), who helmed When A
One of the hardest working filmmakers in Australia, Kriv Stenders discusses his personal connection to The Correspondent subject Peter Greste, working with Rakes Richard Roxburgh and Peter Duncan, and the
Australia's own Tony McNamara adapts Warren Adler's novel War of the Roses (remember Danny DeVito's 1989 film starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner?) with Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman as
Rian Johnson continues his whodunit legacy with a second season of this fun episodic starring Natasha Lyonne in the role she was born to play, a smart talking, street smart