Fifth Pirates film boosts Oz drama
Feature film production was stable in 2014/15 but TV drama is a worry, according to Screen Australia’s annual drama report.
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Curious composer knows the score
Jed Kurzel is up for feature film score of the year at the annual Screen Music Awards in Melbourne.
The Dressmaker sews up AACTAs
Two Australian films produced by Hollywood studios have dominated the feature film nominations for the fifth AACTA awards.
Funding quota call for female helmers
The Australian Directors Guild’s Ray Argall says federal funding for the sector isn’t shared ‘in a representative way’.
Serial cheaters, a love story
What happens when a female ‘love addict’ becomes close friends with a ladies man averse to commitment?
Packer’s mates: ‘Leo, Bob, Marty’
James Packer thanks Hollywood’s finest for their film promoting his Macau casino as he steps out with Mariah Carey | WATCH
Fiery redhead who took it all
Maureen O’Hara, who could handle anything the world and Hollywood threw at her, has died aged 95.
Taking the lead
After decades of treading the boards, British actor Mark Rylance is revelling in a purple patch of screen performances.
New Hope amid Star Wars hype
Following the release of the latest trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, fans are given a chance to reminisce.
Western noir descends on QLD
Australian thriller Mystery Road brings western noir to Queensland along with a star-studded cast.
The real James Dean
It’s James Dean but not as you know him. These photos capture the actor unguarded and unglamorous on his home turf.
The role of a lifetime
Geena Davis campaigns for sexual equality in Hollywood.
New Bond film: first review
SPECTRE, the fourth outing for Daniel Craig as 007, is as sleek and powerful as the Aston Martin that races through the movie.
Morricone takes good with the bad
The legendary composer of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, among other films, returns for a Tarantino western.
The future according to film
As Back to the Future’s predictions of 2015 come true, here’s what’s in store for the next 40 years, according to Hollywood.
Baird goes Back to the Future
To celebrate Back To The Future Day, NSW Premier Mike Baird arrived at work in a DeLorean this morning | WATCH
Comedy comes as cultures collide
Preponderance of Aussie stage productions being adapted into films reaches conclusion with adaptation of Alex and Eve.
That’s the power of Future love
Today is the day Marty McFly travelled to in Back to the Future. What the filmmakers didn’t predict: the film’s longevity.
New Star Wars trailer’s big puzzle
The new Star Wars trailer reveals a whole lot of information but has left fans speculating over one big question | WATCH
World according to Steve Jobs
How Jobs won over the world while alienating everyone is captured by Michael Fassbender.
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