Queensland filmmaker Rhys Ellis’ stylish short film – about the mind wandering in the presence of enigmatic strangers in Outback motels, starring Tori Webb, Joel Drabble and the voice of
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... perfectly paced, which keeps you hooked – the narrative keeps moving and the road trip is a genuine journey.
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,
The new Australian documentary Like My Brother – which tells the story of four indigenous young women – is set to grab audiences at the upcoming CinefestOZ Film Festival. “Originally,
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Sorrowful and poignant, but above all uplifting, this is a love letter to family of all shapes and sizes, and a reminder of the simple power found in human (and
A cinematic celebration of Indigenous identity is set to be showcased at CinefestOz Broome – First Nations Film Festival, to be held on the lands of the Yawuru people.
A new documentary follows a dramatic tour through the outback by the world's most remote rock band.
With her latest film, 35-year film industry veteran Penelope McDonald focuses her camera on a remarkable elder, artist and friend, Audrey Napanangka.
Jub Clerc's highly anticipated full feature directorial debut (she directed segments on The Turning and Dark Whispers Volume 1), starring Shantae Barnes-Cowan (Wyrmwood: Apocalypse) as an at-risk teenager who boards
Director Goran Stolevski comes of age in the trailer for his second feature in one year!