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‘…undoubtedly one of the signature works of the early 21st century’ – Memo Review ‘…a singular and arresting work…’ – Amiel Courtin-Wilson, The Saturday Paper
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The International Youth Silent Film Festival (IYSFF) is excited to announce that submissions for the 2019 Victoria Regional Competition are now open.
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What does a producer do?  The short answer is, without a producer there is no film.
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On Friday 8th March, the Travelling Film Festival (TFF), the regional tour of Sydney Film Festival, is delighted to bring Australian-based Scottish screenwriter John Collee to introduce and engage in an audience Q&A of his film Hotel Mumbai.
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Screen Australia’s sector and talent development program Enterprise is again open for applications. The program was founded in 2009, and last took submissions in late 2017, allowing for a review to be undertaken throughout 2018.
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Brendan Pinches wins LA film course for Tropfest first place film Be You T. Fool. Kat Alexander wins filmmakers conference tix for Trop Jr first place film Rewire
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After its celebrated launch as the Gala Centrepiece at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August 2018, The Merger has continued to rack up awards and nominations beyond its successful Australian theatrical release. The film’s Cinefest Oz Prize nomination was recently followed by the Cinema Australia Audience Award and two AACTA nominations for Fayssal Bazzi (Best Supporting Actor) and Kate Mulvany (Best Actress). Kate has also followed this with a nomination at the Australian Film Critics Awards.
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The ReelGood Film Festival (RGFF) returns on Saturday March 2 for a full day of short-films, food and music. Running from 10am ‘til late the sixth instalment of this independent one-day film festival has relocated to the Lido Cinemas in Hawthorn.
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The new season of ‘In the House Cult Classics Film Festival’ is back at Event Cinemas Innaloo with another stellar line-up of movie classics! Sit back and enjoy some of the most loved films in cinematic history as they return to the big screen kicking off on Monday 11th March with “Rambo: First Blood” starring Sylvester Stallone.
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In the words of the immortal Bette Davis, “Don’t let’s ask for the moon, we have the stars,” and that certainly applies to the sensational line-up awaiting audiences at this year’s Melbourne Queer Film Festival (MQFF) which will take place from Thursday 14 March to Monday 25 March, 2019.
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