AIDC reveals First Look at 2025 program
PRESS RELEASE The Southern Hemisphere’s premier gathering and marketplace for documentary and factual content – the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) – has today announced the fi…
Adelaide Film Festival Review: Went Up the Hill
The contemporary antipodean Gothic is an underexplored and underutilised genre. Australian and New Zealand filmmakers make excellent horror films, wonderful outback noirs, blistering inner city dramas…
SBS celebrates 50 years with a bold, original and entertaining line-up of landmark Australian stories and international blockbusters
PRESS RELEASE SBS has today revealed a bold and original content line-up with distinctive stories Australians won’t see anywhere else. In 2025, the network celebrates 50 years of connecting the count…
Crocodile Dundee 4K Encore Cut to Release in 2025 with a Documentary on the Film
PRESS RELEASE When Crocodile Dundee released in Australian cinemas on April 24 in 1986, little did anyone know that it would not only become the highest-grossing Australian film of all time (still to…
Jon Bell On Learning to Fight the Real Monsters in The Moogai
Jon Bell’s debut feature The Moogai tells the story of a young Aboriginal couple who have just brought home their second child, but what should be one of the happiest times in their lives turns to ter…
In Vitro Wins Top Genre Prize at Austin Film Festival and secures Vertigo Entertainment fellowship
PRESS RELEASE IN VITRO, starring Talia Zucker, Ashley Zukerman, and Will Howarth, has been awarded the coveted Dark Matters Jury Award, presented by Vertigo Entertainment, at the Austin Film Festival…
Adelaide Film Festival Review: Maria
“Vissi d'arte, vissi d'amore.” Maria the final film in Pablo Larraín’s trilogy of twentieth century iconic women proves one thing about the Chilean director: he knows how to cast a leading la…
Adelaide Film Festival Review: All We Imagine As Light
Tender and beautifully observed Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light is part of a turning point in Indian cinema where the lives of women are given the spotlight. Like Shuchi Talati's 2024 Girl…
Adelaide Film Festival Interview: Shea Gallagher and Daniel Tune on Moviejuice
Subscribe to The Curb podcast via RSS feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio or Google Podcasts. Download the episode directly here. In the heart of Adelaide, a movement is changing the conversa…
Adelaide Film Festival Review: Emilia Pérez
“If you listen. You accept.” Jacques Audiard’s genre mixing musical rises from the streets of Mexico with a blistering rage. Sinners, saints, and martyrs merge in a struggle for salvation – a moment…
Black Box Diaries: Shiori Itō’s Unyielding Fight for Justice, Empowering Survivors, and Exposing the Failures of the Japanese Legal System
Black Box Diaries screens at the Adelaide Film Festival on 26 & 30 October Shiori Itō’s story is not just one of resilience; it’s an unflinching act of courage that left me shaken, inspired, and…
Adelaide Film Festival: A New Kind of Wilderness is Suffused with Magic, Tragedy, and Gaining Wisdom
A New Kind of Wilderness screens at the Adelaide Film Festival on 26 & 29 October 2024. “This place has everything” – Falk “Except pet whales.” – Ulv Maria Vatne wrote on her blog WILD + FREE “……