“This time there’s more”, Supa-Fans! As Supanova Comic Con & Gaming prepares to blast into Adelaide (30 Oct - 1 Nov 2026) and Brisbane (6-8 Nov 2026), Australia’s premier pop culture convention has once again upped
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Adelaide Film Festival Investment Fund (AFFIF) and Pride Foundation Australia (PFA) are calling applications for their Short Film Initiative. AFFIF and PFA will fund the production of one new Australian
When it comes pop culture conventions, “there can be only one”! With the ‘Quickening’ approach of Supanova Comic Con & Gaming’s three-day return to Adelaide (30 Oct - 1 Nov 2026) and Brisbane (6-8 Nov 2026), Australia’s
SAFC launches third round of First Nations Short Film Program with applications open now for writers
The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) has launched the third iteration of its successful First Nations Short Film Program, which boosts the careers of First Nations South Australian filmmakers through script development, mentoring and the opportunity to gain
The Adelaide Film Festival (AFF) has announced the first 10 films to screen at the 2026 Festival, featuring Oscar-winning directors, Cannes Film Festival winners and some of the most exciting
Amidst growing international tension and conflicts involving nuclear weapon states, a new feature documentary highlighting the global legacy of nuclear testing will make its Australian premiere in Adelaide this week.
Three new South Australian filmmaking teams announced for Film Lab: New Voices 4 A new crop of South Australian screen creatives will get a chance to make their first feature film as part
After back-to-back tours spanning across the Gold Coast, Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth, Australia’s premier pop culture convention, Supanova Comic Con & Gaming, is ready to ‘Level Up’ in Adelaide (30 October – 1
Production has wrapped in Adelaide on new horror The Debt, the latest feature film to come out of South Australia’s successful Film Lab: New Voices initiative from the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC), Screen Australia and the Adelaide
The Adelaide Film Festival has announced the five projects selected for Adelaide Goes to Cannes, the Festival’s partnership with Cannes’ Marché du Film that showcases bold, independent Australian films at
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