“Right from the start, I wanted to be a director,” says Jenny Hicks. “Never had the self-confidence. Then I tried and failed. Then I had even less self-confidence. Then I
With the release of the outback shocker The Royal Hotel this week, we revisit our interview with director Ted Kotcheff about his similarly themed 1971 cult classic Wake In Fright.
9
… a clever balance of domestic realism and national commentary that translates well to Western audiences.
7
A film like this needs to strike a balance between telling the full story (usually chronologically) and letting us really see the band play for extended sequences. Clarke errs on
Jack Clark and Jim Weir’s debut feature took out the Audience Award, following its world premiere at last year’s Sydney Film Festival, and also wowed them at SXSW Austin, and
Jack Clark and Jim Weir’s debut feature took out the Audience Award, following its world premiere at this year’s Sydney Film Festival, and also wowed them at SXSW, and now
With the legendary film critic announcing his retirement this week, we thought to remind you that he has a number of timeless books available to read, including My Favourite Movies,
Premiering at the Sydney Film Festival, All Silent Dogs is an exquisitely beautiful new short film by talented young filmmaker Natalia Stawyskyj.
Writer/Director Dane McCusker managed to get a first feature under his belt whilst attending film school.
The American director of Little Men and Love is Strange, embraced his passion for European cinema with his latest, Passages, starring Franz Rogowski, Ben Whishaw and Adèle Exarchopoulos.