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… a film that stays with you for a long long time.
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`… transgressive and open … seeking to understand what it sees without falling back on truisms and easy explanations.
Next week (17 November 2026) sees Adelaide’s Mercury Theatre host a special Q&A for the indie All My Friends Are Back in Brisbane – the first time the movie has
More than six decades after the ABC rejected it as too controversial, an overlooked work by one of Australia's most important playwrights is finally getting its first Australian performance –
Managing Director of Blackfella Films, the First Nations owned production company behind First Australians, Redfern Now, Mabo, The Tall Man and Total Control, among others, makes his directorial debut with
Australian filmmaker D.C. Fairhurst and writer, actor and producer Lucy Green have taken the familiar ingredients of a crime caper and given them a distinctly local twist with Pickpockets. Directed
Consider us freaked out. Australia's housing crisis (and horror renaissance) has a lot to answer for, as writer/director Tristram Baumber and cinematographer/director Allan Brady bring us this story set in
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... full of provocative questions but not always equally convincing answers.
Part 1 of Bollywood epic, Ramayana, opened big for Sony Pictures, which doesn't usually release Indian films in these parts, but hey, you go where the money is - and
Yellow Letters (Gelbe Briefe, in German) is a timely take on the ongoing oppression of artistic freedom during authoritarian times. Directed and co-written by Turkish-born, German-based filmmaker İlker Çatak, the