Exclusive! Your first-look at Taylor Broadley’s surreal dramedy She Came from the Moon!

In 2024, filmgoers were introduced to Taylor Broadley via his debut feature film, Stubbornly Here, when it premiered in Broadley’s hometown of Perth at the Revelation Film Festival. Stubbornly Here is a surreal and touching journey told through the eyes of three teenagers in small-town Australia. Blending magical realism and coming-of-age drama, the film follows…

Australia–India feature film inspired by Dehradun’s Bobby Cash announced at the Australian High Commission in New Delhi

Twenty years ago, a country singer from the mountains of Dehradun walked into Tamworth, the capital of Australian country music, and walked out an overnight sensation. Australia called him The Indian Cowboy. His story is now heading for the big screen. At a reception hosted by His Excellency Philip Green OAM, Australian High Commissioner to…

What’s on: Q&A screening tour announced for award-winning documentary Sukundimi Walks Before Me

The environment defender striving to protect one of the world’s last great rivers will do a Q&A Screening tour in Australia of his award-winning documentary Sukundimi Walks Before Me Emmanuel (Manu) Peni is leading his community’s campaign to protect the pristine Sepik River in his Papua New Guinea homeland from the proposed Frieda River copper-gold…

New trailer! Zac Power

Based on the smash hit spy book series, Zac Power is reporting for duty this Summer! Zac Power strives to maintain his position as the top junior spy at GIB after a cooler new agent arrives. When his recklessness allows a maniacal magician to steal a high-tech super weapon, Zac is forced to confront his own flaws…

Interview: Branden Wittchen

A trip, a missed handshake, going in for an uncomfortable hug, accidentally treading on someone’s toes, forgetting someone’s name, or having no idea how to pronounce it. We’ve all been there when meeting or being introduced to someone we’ve never met before. For filmmaker Branden Wittchen, his most uncomfortable experience came when he was first…

Leah Purcell to receive Adelaide Film Festival’s annual Don Dunstan Award – Feature Competition Jury also announced

The Adelaide Film Festival (AFF) has announced that writer, director and actor Leah Purcell AM as the recipient of the annual Don Dunstan Award, awarded by AFF’s Board and presented in 2026 in partnership with Adelaide University. Opening Night special guests walking the Pink carpet will include the 2026 AFF Feature Competition Jury, announced today…