You know what they say about sequels?! Well, apart from the fact that they're usually pretty average ... they regularly earn much more at the box office than the original
“I didn’t want to make this film,” laughs Warwick Thornton, talking up his new movie Wolfram. It’s a sequel-of-sorts to 2017’s Sweet Country, the Australian director’s acclaimed 1920s-set Outback western
The Sweet Country filmmaker’s spiritual drama wraps this week in regional South Australia.
The big guns of Australian screen writing get their due.
With A Quiet Place making noise due to its innovative sound design, we explore a recent local entry, Sweet Country, that brought something new to the aural cinema experience.
The inaugural NYC-based event unveils further highlights.
The inaugural showcase of Australian screen work will kick off in March.
The veteran actor tells us about being he only good white man in Warwick Thornton's incredible period drama.
The local legend lends his gravitas to a complex role in Warwick Thornton’s majestic Western, Sweet Country.
On paper, it looks like 2018 at the movies might be more of the same…but with a few new wrinkles to hopefully keep things interesting.