Part four in our series on the films of Lee Robinson and Chips Rafferty examines Dust in the Sun, aka the film where it all started going horribly wrong. In
Enterprising writer/director Peter Cameron's meat pie western stars Shantae Barnes-Cowan (Sweet As) as a vengeful wife in a savage time in a savage land. Top marks for the casting of
Film festivals are curious places, especially when you consider a showcase like Berlinale. The official selection of the Berlin Film Festival comprises of several high-profile strands, from films vying in
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Sugarcane succeeds on every level...
Young Australian actor Parker Little went through a rigorous programme of intense preparation to play a boxer at a personal crossroads in the highly effective drama Heart of the Man.
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...a winningly tough but profoundly sensitive tale...
Our series on Australian television plays explores the sexy 1962 outback drama, The Hobby Horse. In early 1962, the ABC, responding to (entirely accurate) criticism that its local television drama
The actor/writer discusses the hallmarks of horror and what’s really most terrifying about The Moogai. The Moogai, by First Nations writer/director Jon Bell, is a classic psychological horror due to
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… while The Moogai gets a lot right, it misses the mark when it comes to delivering on its creepy, supernatural premise.
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If anything, Like My Brother illuminates the excitement of women’s football. Involving, moving and always interesting, it will have you barracking for these young players even if you couldn’t care