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… funny, painfully awkward but always authentic …
Lead actors Nitin Vengurlekar and Sabrina Chan D’Angelo sat down to discuss the indie absurdist comedy, and we are so there for it!
Writer/Director Andrew Walsh and producer Dia Taylor fill us in on their improvised, self-financed, deeply personal feature.
Madeleine Blackwell’s Damage might seem a small film in that it has only two actors but it is very big on ideas.
… this disjointed snapshot into grim lives is bold in its execution.
Australian indie filmmaker Alex Munt returns with this tale of a Melbourne filmmaker returning to Sydney for the film festival screening of his latest film, reigniting a past relationship with
The prolific Melbourne independent filmmakers discuss La Rosa’s latest feature film, My Friend the Moon [pictured].
The enterprising first-timer is bringing back the horror comedy, with a distinctly Australian accent.
A regular producer and collaborator of indie darlings Duplass Brothers, Mel Eslyn turns director for the small-canvas/big-ideas feature Biosphere.
The living dead are resurrected in this indie comedy horror from writer/director Matt Mirams, who's already planning two sequels! Well, he does have Harold from Neighbours and LARPing in the