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Brimming with energy, Cannes was yet again a busy festival and market for Australian producers, filmmakers and creatives.
Rob Connolly explains his multipronged approach to tackling the worldwide decline in independent cinema.
Ernie Dingo, Ian Thorpe and Julia Zemiro trace their roots back 200,000 years in the new SBS series DNA Nation.
Shine director Scott Hicks reflects on his return to the world of music for the documentary Highly Strung.
This year’s Hot Docs International Documentary Festival showcased some of the most challenging and diverse stories from around the world, with Australia firmly in the spotlight.
Four sets of Australian producers talk about how they raised the money to tell a story using the documentary form.
Screen Australia announces more than $1.8 million for the new round of Documentary Producers funding.
Sixteen relatively recent Australian TV shows have earned more than $1 million each in gross revenue, and nearly $43 million as a group.
The full line-up for this year’s Sydney Film Festival has been announced, with a strong contingency of Australian films in the 2016 program.
Mick Taylor is back. John Jarratt on bringing his iconic sociopath back to screens for the new Stan series, and what SVOD is doing for Aussie storytelling.
TRIGGER WARNING: Contains images of sexual violence. Darcy is struggling to come to terms with her past but refuses to admit it. Steph’s rejection of Emily reopens old wounds and Kristen and Rachel go out on their first date.
Screen Australia CEO Graeme Mason and writer Benjamin Law take stock a year on from Miranda Tapsell's rousing call for more diversity at the Logies.