With the 50th NAIDOC week celebrated 5-12 July [themed 50 Years of Deadly], we spoke with one of Australia’s most exciting Indigenous talents, Hunter Page-Lochard, who also appears in new NITV
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… every narrative choice is banal and predictable by the genre and the filmmaker’s standards.
A $13,000 romantic comedy has taken top honours at this year’s Gold Coast Film Festival Awards, with All My Friends Are Back in Brisbane winning the PKF Best Queensland Feature
Given Wim Wenders’ love of the Australian outback, where he filmed one of his favourite movies, 1991’s Until the End of the World, one might have thought that he’d include
The Berlin Film Festival has announced the competition programme for its 76th edition and Warwick Thornton’s Wolfram has been included. While it marks the sixth time Thornton’s films have been
1930s colonial frontier: three irrepressible kids, on the run from their cruel white masters, journey across the sweet country of central Australia to try and find a safe home. That's
It's telling that a smash hit in China, Lost in the Stars, opens so strongly here in Australia, averaging in excess of $17k per screen, whilst the new film from
… led by stellar performances, The New Boy provides plenty of entertainment, and shows why Thornton is one of Australia’s most exciting directors.
Warwick Thornton and Cate Blanchett discuss their rewarding collaboration.
On the eve of its Australian premiere at the Sydney Film Festival, Roadshow Films have released the trailer for Warwick Thornton's latest, starring Cate Blanchett, Wayne Blair, Deborah Mailman and