This Month
Five days on a Greyhound bus into an anxious America
Catching a Greyhound bus across the “rust belt” swing states gives an extraordinary insight into the psyche of American voters ahead of the US presidential election.
- Matthew Cranston
March
Spurned, slighted, rejected: Oscar snubs critics will never get over
There are some movies and artists that memorably – and some would say outrageously – got the brush off from the academy.
- Brooks Barnes
January 2022
Because we can-can: Australian film costumes in the spotlight
Muriel’s wedding dress and a borrowed 1920s couture gown are just part of the story of Australian cinema, on display now at a dazzling new exhibition.
- Lauren Sams
September 2021
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How to nail a tree change, from a woman who did
In Ingrid Weir’s new book, she catalogues her journey from city girl with a famous film family pedigree to passionate landholder.
- Fiona Carruthers
January 2020
Australia's worst movies: a screen test
So long as we see our first priority as being ‘supportive’ to our film industry, Australia will continue to make movies that nobody wants to watch.
- John McDonald
June 2019
Australian film producers take another stab at making it in the region
The Australian film industry's on-again, off-again attempts to build links to Asian audiences has taken a new turn.
- Andrew McCathie