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Kim Novak emerges from her memories as a fully realised human who is revitalised by the chance to speak openly about her biggest fear to find it overcome. Kim Novak discovers Kim Novak and she likes her.…
Welcome to the first instalment of the Noughts Report. A sequel to 90s All Over Me, each entry revisits a year in film from the 2000s, highlighting movies big and small and the careers and genres and…
Starring Joe Bird (Leviticus, Talk to Me) and Ed Oxenbould (The Visit, Wildlife), and from directors Jack Zimmerman and Archie Hancock, the new Australian short film explores family, grief and climate…
Adam C. Briggs is a prolific voice in Australian cinema, with acclaimed films like A Grand Mockery, Boogie Bobby, and his new film, Phillip Philadelphia, arriving over the span of a few years. His fil…
On July 1st of this year, the metaphorical tolling of the bell rang out to warn us all of an impending funeral. On this day, Sony Entertainment quietly dropped a notice on their official blog that the…
Documentary is trying to capture what should have been said and perhaps hasn't been said. There'll always be documentary because we'll always be trying to understand ourselves.…
With thanks to Kismet Movies, for paid subscribers, we have three double passes to see Holy Days, out in Australian cinemas from 6 August 2026. Featuring a stacked cast of stellar actors from Miriam…
With thanks to Luna Palace cinemas we have ten double passes to giveaway to attend the exclusive preview screening of the highly acclaimed film The Rivals of Amziah King featuring Academy Award winner…
Escaping reality is part of being human: and for these characters, both diagnosed and not, they are regularly in a state of fantasy, convincing themselves of a world that supports the hiding of pain.…
While Australian comedies are making their mark on the small screen, they've been moderately absent on a film level, with only a handful emerging over the years - Audrey, How to Please a Woman, Bi…
Sour Minnows is inventive, bizarre, funny, and utterly nightmarish.…
With a handful of titles to her name, Bailey Spalding has already left a major mark on the Australian film industry. From working on the kids show Hi-5 at a young age to stepping onto an international…