Three Australian feature films will screen during Queer Screen’s 28th Mardi Gras Film Festival. Keep an eye on cinemaaustralia.com.au to find out more about general releases for each film. Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. The Greenhouse Thomas Wilson-White’s The Greenhouse will launch on Friday, 19 February…
Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. by MATTHEW EELES Australian actress and filmmaker Jennifer Monk is no stranger to women on the wrong side of the law. Jennifer’s previous web series, Last Breath, imagined the last moments of real Australian women who were executed or given life…
Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. In 1950s Sydney, bohemian artist Rosaleen Norton hits the headlines with allegations of satanic rituals, obscene art and sex orgies. She worships the God Pan, and practices trances and sex magic, inspired by the work of Aleister Crowley. Eventually the relentless…
Cinema Australia Original Content: Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. It’s that time of the year when we share with our readers nine of the most exciting and anticipated upcoming Australian films set to release this year. Each film includes a paragraph written exclusively for Cinema Australia…
Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. Set during WWII, The Flood is the story of Jarah’s coming-of-age in a brutal and lawless land – growing from a sweet child to a strong, independent and ferocious woman taking on Australia’s corrupt and bigoted system one bad guy at…
Cinema Australia Original Content: Help us continue to cover more Australian films and festivals by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. Young Sydney actor Zachary Wan has launched his feature film career with Never Too Late, co-starring alongside some of the biggest names in Australian film including Jacki Weaver, Jack Thompson, Roy Billing, Max Cullen and…
Directed by Michael Winner Written by Erich Segal and Hugh Atkinson Starring Michael Crawford, Stanley Baker, Ryan O’Neal, Charles Aznavour, Athol Compton Written by Gavin Bond While there are a handful of well documented international film productions that were shot on Aussie soil back in the day (The Sundowners, Summer of The Seventeenth Doll, On…
Riley Sugars Director, Writer & Co-Producer Ruby Betts Producer Jon Grosland Producer Danny Field Cinematographer Phoenix Waddell Production Designer Chloe Graham Editor Leon Ross Original Score Gemma Stack Sound Designer Set in late 1960’s Australia, Henry and his father George stand in the field, hunting. They are two different kinds of men and George’s overpowering nature dominates Henry’s life. George envisages success for Henry,…
WA-shot Dirt Music hits Australian cinemas today and we’ve been treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the film with stars Kelly MacDonald and Garrett Hedlund and director Gregor Jordan. Georgie Jutland (Kelly Macdonald) is barely holding it together these days without a drink. Once a nurse, now she’s trapped in the backwater fishing port of…
Cinema Australia Original Content: Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. “With Torch Song I wanted to create a lament on the transitional state of masculinities – the liminal space between the old toxic masculinity and the rejection of the feminine within new masculinity.” Directed by Stephen Lance…
