Barbie power is giving Greta Gerwig the opportunity to release her new film in cinemas everywhere, including IMAX, even though it has been financed by Netflix, available on the streaming
I went to see Tony last week and absolutely loved it. The film follows a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain as he stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant kitchen in
Our industry is dividing into two camps. Craft and algorithm are competing for the same roles, and that gap is closing faster than most actors want to admit. I know
Fresh from shooting Justin Chadwick’s spy thriller The Mark on the Gold Coast, Jessica Alba was full of Australian sunshine when she attended the Red Sea International Film Festival in
As Hollywood braces for the ramifications of the Netflix buy-out of Warner Bros, four-time Oscar-winning filmmaker Sean Baker voices his own concerns at this year’s Red Sea International Film Festival
Marty McFly and co. returned to our screens on wide release this weekend and delivered one of the better screen averages, even though, you know, you could watch it at
“Oh shit!” Jim Jarmusch said, clearly stunned, as he received The Venice Film Festival’s top honour, The Golden Lion, for Father Mother Sister Brother, a triptych that features Cate Blanchett,
In its 82nd year, Venice is sitting pretty in the pantheon of film festivals, not only because of its prime location in one of the world’s most beautiful cities, but
See-Saw Films brings this limited series inspired by book The Woman Who Fooled the World by Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano, with Kaitlyn Dever as wellness fake Belle Gibson. The
The screen arts industry is dynamic and evolving, offering expanding opportunities due to rapid technological advancements. Gregory Ferris, filmmaker, artist and academic, discusses the future of this exciting industry. How