WORLD CINEMA / IFFR ANNOUNCES CLARE STEWART AS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR
Clare Stewart's global domination plans continue unchecked with the former Sydney Film Festival director bound for Rotterdam to weave her magic on IFFR (Click here)
Clare Stewart's global domination plans continue unchecked with the former Sydney Film Festival director bound for Rotterdam to weave her magic on IFFR (Click here)
The Monster Fest 3-day program goes all in on classic 3D horror pics for Australia's first ever multi-dimensional genre celebration (Click here)
From its beginnings under the entrepreneurial eye of four immigrant brothers to its status as a modern media giant, there's a lot to reflect on in Warner Bros.' first century (Click here)
Three brand new episodes of Finland's favourite export, The Moomins, get a bigscreen release as part of the 2023 Children's International Film Festival (Click here)
Ten under-the-radar must-sees that will take up all the space on our Sydney Film Festival Flexipass Ten (Click here)
The best family content from around the world, include the Scandi animated legends The Moomins, hits bigscreens in Sydney and Melbourne as part of the fifth annual Childrens International Film Festival (Click here)
The Croisette beckons for Queer Screen, the Oz non-profit bound for the Marche du Film in support of five works-in-progress (Click here)
The latest Netflix hit is a mean-spirited rite-of-passage class drama about a street cook with dreams and an elite chef determined to slice and dice her ambitions (Click here)
The return of the REMIX Summit to to Harbour City positions the East Coast capital as a flagbearer for the new immersive industries boom (Click here)
After her calling-card short Kamili hit big, the New Zealand sector has tapped Sasha Rainbow to direct the horror romp Grafted; shooting is underway (Click here)
Before the Screen-Space team land in Coffs Harbour for this year's Screenwave International Film Festival, we reveal the six films that we've had in our diaries since the program was announced (Click here)
Twelve years after Samson and Delilah earned top honours on The Croisette, Warwick Thornton returns to Cannes with his latest (Click here).
The high falutin' launch of MAX left a few cold, but no one could deny the pre-packaged trailer compile highlighted some exciting properties set to hit our small screens in the months ahead (Click here)
His images have haunted, thrilled, amused and amazed us. We remember the late Jacques Haitkin, the DOP who shot A Nightmare on Elm Street, who passed away aged 72 last month (Click here)
A wave of Berlinale standouts, including In a Land That No Longer Exists (left), are set to premiere in Australia as part of the 33 films in this year's German Film Festival lineup (Click here)