“I’m a genre guy: action, sci-fi, thriller, horror,” says Derek Kolstad, as he sits down in the plush Phoenicia Hotel in Valletta for a chat with FilmInk. Succinctly put, you
Mainlanders have every right to be proud of many things. And one of those things is films that show the local film industry is more than a match for even
Renny Harlin is back in Malta, some thirty years since he was last here, overseeing the box office disaster that was Cutthroat Island. Starring his then-wife Geena Davis, this pre-Pirates
Praised for being the first feature-length film shot in Longtian (Fuqing), Time and Tide captures a texture of rural China that has never been seen before.
Every year brings another wave of films. Some attract attention before they even reach theatres. Others arrive quietly, receive positive reviews, and still disappear from public conversation within weeks. Then
With the 50th NAIDOC week celebrated 5-12 July [themed 50 Years of Deadly], we spoke with one of Australia’s most exciting Indigenous talents, Hunter Page-Lochard, who also appears in new NITV
In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week: the 1973 airborne thriller Birds Of Prey, starring David Janssen, Ralph
With the use of Artificial Intelligence dividing filmmakers and film lovers around the world, Western Australian filmmaker Zeke Morgan-Hind attacked the argument head on with his thought-provoking documentary, Prompt: Make
As the trailer for Dune: Part Three arrives, leading man Timothée Chalamet and acclaimed director Denis Villeneuve open up - a little - about what awaits audiences in the big screen climax
Striking young talent Tyler Kang is an emerging filmmaker who has explored themes of Asian-Australian cultural identity with his short films Fenômeno Boy, Chinatown’s Last Emperor and now, his most ambitious and
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: director Harley Cokeliss (pictured above right with actor Timothy Spall), who
Olivia Wilde has never taken the easy path in Hollywood. Whether she’s acting in front of the camera or directing behind it, she’s consistently chosen projects that spark conversation. After
