FEATURES / PREVIEW: 2025 AFRICAN FILM FEST AUSTRALIA

A bold, joyful and thought-provoking celebration of African cinema returns to Sydney from 4 to7 September 2025 (Click here)
A bold, joyful and thought-provoking celebration of African cinema returns to Sydney from 4 to7 September 2025 (Click here)
With four friends, no money and a lot of zom-com inventiveness, LA indie director Kyle Valle has made cosplay epic for the ages (Click here)
What happens in Vegas will likely have the whole horror fan world talkin', when a new fan event drops in Sin City in October '26 (Click here)
Over on our YouTube channel, Screen-Space's Simon Foster talks with director Frank Shields about his moving Holocaust documentary, Remember Belsen (Click here)
The finest in cinema from the stunning landscapes and vibrant film sectors of Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Finland and Denmark are coming to Australia this July (Click here)
The genre-hopping Aussie director Glenn Triggs settles into magical realism and generational dynamics with his latest supernatural drama (Click here)
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One of the biggest Spanish-language film celebrations in the world is about to unfold across multiple venues around Australia (Click here)
Adam Elliott's mental health exploration took three of the key categories on offer at the delayed-but-worth-it evening, held at the iconic Paddington RSL (Click here).
In this week's newsletter - Sydney Film Festival, Trump's Tariff madness, Kidman conquers Cannes, Clown in a Cornfield, The Wedding banquet and that Margaret Qualley trailer (Click here)
A love spanning multiple realities proves to be both a miracle and a burden in Rachel Noll James' metaphysical Ingress (Click here)
Entirely fitting that Joy Hopwood's latest feature is set on Sydney's leafy lower north shore; it's not very deep, but it is lovely to look at and filled with fun, frothy personalities (Click here)
A global sector largely underseen in Australian cinemas, South African cinema gets its moment in the sun with the 2025 South African Film Festival set to unspool (Click here)
Brat Pack-er Andrew McCarthy and son-of-Brat-Pack-er John Owen Lowe lead a strong cast in a survival odyssey thriller that aims higher than most of its kind (Click here)
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