Interviews

The Australian filmmaker may have made his film Jirga under extreme circumstances, but what he wants audiences to think about is what’s on the screen.
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Ghosts in haunted houses are nothing compared to the ghosts of the past – as Ben Lawrence explores in his debut feature documentary.
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Meet the exciting actress/creator nominated for a Heath Ledger Scholarship who is driven by a desire to make the arts more inclusive for all.
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Filmmaking has been described as going to war, and for rising actor Sam Smith, scoring the big break of a lead role in Benjamin Gilmour’s Jirga, saw him travel to the war-ravaged streets of Afghanistan to make the acclaimed film.
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He recreated the Boer War in Breaker Morant, the Canadian frontier in Black Robe, and the Great Depression in Bonnie and Clyde. Now veteran Australian filmmaker Bruce Beresford has rebuilt 1950s Sydney for his latest film, Ladies in Black.
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We open hailing frequencies with the 24th century's top doc.
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The director of Monster’s Ball, Finding Neverland, Quantum of Solace and World War Z, turns to the characters of A. A. Milne to bring some light into the world with Christopher Robin.
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Spinning off from the hit Kiwi comedy What We Do in the Shadows, Wellington Paranormal follows the exploits of New Zealand cops Minogue and O'Leary as they fight back a rising tide of supernatural mayhem in the titular sleepy city. We caught up with producer and writer Paul Yates.
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Veteran Australian director Mark Joffe (Cosi, The Man Who Sued God) was hand-picked by Jimmy Barnes to direct the documentary Working Class Boy. With the film now smashing the Australian box office, we caught up with the filmmaker to discuss how it all came together.
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Actor and director Jeremy Sims (Last Train to Freo, Last Cab to Darwin) didn't consider himself "a motorcycle guy" when he was tapped to direct a documentary on racing great Wayne Gardner - which is what made him perfect for the job.
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