Kate Mulvany Emerging
One of Australia’s best kept secrets, Kate Mulvany is the beating heart of the socially aware comedy, The Merger.
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Jon M. Chu: Crazy Talented
Best known for his sequels to Step Up, GI Joe and Now You See Me, the young director makes his own mark with the highly anticipated Crazy Rich Asians.
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James McAvoy: Going Deep With Submergence
With Submergence in cinemas now, we take a deep dive into the richly diverse career of leading man, James McAvoy.
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What Hath Game of Thrones Wrought? Fantasy TV Past, Present, and Future
HBO's Game of Thrones might be the biggest fantasy TV series ever, but there are other worlds and other times...
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Amandla Stenberg: Dangerous Mind
In The Darkest Minds, the young actress plays a teenager on the run from the government after gaining superpowers.
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Penny Smallacombe: It’s 2018 and It’s OUR TIME
The Head of the Indigenous Department at Screen Australia, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, calls it how she sees it.
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Miranda Nation: Caught in the Undertow
Sex, obsession, and football collide in the debut feature from Miranda Nation, screening from tonight at the Melbourne International Film Festival.
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Eliza Taylor: Thumper 101
We speak with Melbourne-born Eliza Taylor, who has been the lead of The 100 for 6 years, and now stars in the indie thriller Thumper, he first lead role in a US film.
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Susanna Fogel: Action Stations
Writer/director Susanna Fogel brings the explosions and the laughs with The Spy Who Dumped Me, which stars Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon.
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Lost In Translation: From Page To Screen
Upon the release of Wim Wenders' Submergence (adapted from J.M Ledgard's acclaimed novel) we look at a whole shelf of books that changed significantly in their journey from page to screen.
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