With roles in Succession and the US series The Lost Symbol, in which he played Robert Langdon, the Dan Brown protagonist formerly played by Tom Hanks, Zukerman is quickly gaining
How documentary filmmakers can use archive to their advantage. With over 300 film credits to her name, Canadian Elizabeth Klinck is one of the most respected archival producers in the
Werner Herzog and AI are two topics one would not normally see in the same sentence. Yet, both are the subject of filmmaker Piotr Winiewicz’s provocative new film, About A
Looking back on the 25th anniversary of the seminal science-fiction feature The Matrix. Another huge component of The Matrix was the groundbreaking work done by the team at Sydney-based VFX
Looking back on the 25th anniversary of the seminal science-fiction. While the Matrix production team faced myriad challenges getting the film up, preparing and shooting was equally difficult. One of
The British actor turns series creator. In recent years, a plethora of exciting shows have come out of the UK – The Fall, Happy Valley, Peaky Blinders, to name a
Revered Australian filmmaker, Scott Hicks spoke to us at a special AACTA screening of his new documentary, The Musical Mind. Almost 30 years after his breakout, Shine, acclaimed Adelaide director,
Making anime that stands out visually is no easy feat. Yet, that is what Itazu Yoshimi has achieved with his first film, The Concierge. A charming 69-minute feature, adapted from
Since his striking and subdued outlaw romance Ain’t Them Bodies Saints debuted at Sundance, David Lowery has cemented himself as one of the most exciting and versatile American filmmakers. In
On the heels of his rare foray into fiction, A Couple, legendary American filmmaker, Frederick Wiseman is back at 94, with a new documentary, Menus-Plaisirs: Les Troisgros. A fascinating, four-hour,