Unsung Auteurs: Cherie Nowlan
FilmInk salutes the work of directors who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: Australian filmmaker Cherie Nowlan, who helmed Thank God He Met Lizzie and Clubland.
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Opinion: Why Top Gun: Maverick Works
Where other “legacy sequels” have underwhelmed and under-performed, Top Gun: Maverick has well and truly soared. But why? We have a theory…
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Future of Bitcoin Trading in Oman
With the recent surge in Bitcoin's price, more and more people are interested in trading cryptocurrency. In Oman, there is a growing interest in Bitcoin trading, but there is still a lack of understanding about how it works and what the future holds for Bitcoin trading in the country.
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Where to spend bitcoin in the market?
Bitcoin can be spent in many places, both online and offline. However, spending Bitcoin can be a bit different than spending fiat currency.
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Unsung Auteurs: Steve Binder
FilmInk salutes the work of directors who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: music screen director Steve Binder, who helmed Elvis' '68 Comeback Special.
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Social Media at the Movies: How Cinema Has Approached The Issue In Different Ways
👯🙏❤🌴🔥🔫 #igw #ingridgoeswest #shewillfollowyou #instafamous #friends pic.twitter.com/nGGlvk0dyE — Ingrid Goes West (@ingridgoeswest) June 26, 2017
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Kriv Stenders: Crafting Boy From The Bush
Prolific director Kriv Stenders (Red Dog, Slim & I) takes a refreshingly unusual approach with his Lee Kernaghan concert biography film Boy From The Bush, which will premiere at The Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival.
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Set Visit: Christmess
It was joy, not a mess, when we visited the set of the latest film by Heath Davis (Book Week, Broke).
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Unsung Auteurs: Jack Cardiff
FilmInk salutes the work of directors who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: master cinematographer turned underrated and unusual director Jack Cardiff.
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Style On Screen: The Hairdressing Director’s Cut
While it might not appear to be the most notable feature, hair and makeup play a key part in the overall aesthetic of a movie, and some ‘dos have turned out to be especially memorable, even having an influence on the styles of audiences.
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Aaron Wilson: Chasing Little Tornadoes
The local filmmaker’s second film in his PTSD trilogy – starring Mark Leonard Winter, Robert Menzies and Silvia Colloca, with a crucial script contribution from Chrisos Tsiolkas – will premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival.
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