Ashes: Georgina Haig’s darkly comedic dive into love and grief

In the realm of short films, Georgina Haig’s directorial debut, Ashes, stands out as a poignant exploration of grief, punctuality, and the unexpected ways our loved ones continue to shape our lives even after they’re gone. Written, directed, and starring the multi-talented Georgina Haig, Ashes is a darkly comedic gem that tackles the complexities of…

What’s On: Anno 2020 world premiere

The world premiere of Anno 2020, a feature film produced by Australian production company MoneyShot Productions, will take place at Randwick’s The Ritz Cinema, in Sydney, on March 24. The premiere, which will mark the official cinematic launch of Anno 2020, will be attended by film industry representatives and friends of the production as well…

First Nations Bedtime Stories brought to life in new education series

Article by Matthew Eeles Ballardong/Whadjuk Noongar woman Brooke Collard has teamed up with Common Ground to produced the Noongar iteration of the social impact group’s educational series, First Nations Bedtime Stories. First Nations Bedtime Stories is produced every year with a different First Nations group. They create the series in collaboration with First Nations teachers…

Coming to digital and disk: Dive into the cinematic worlds of Platon Theodoris with The Lonely Spirits Variety Hour and Alvin’s Harmonious World Of Opposites

Cinema Australia Podcast #83 | Platon Theodoris Renowned filmmaker Platon Theodoris, whose small, hand-crafted, absurdist films have brought comparisons to Charlie Kaufman and Wes Anderson, invites audiences on an extraordinary cinematic journey with the release of his mesmerising first two features, The Lonely Spirits Variety Hour and Alvin’s Harmonious World of Opposites. Filled with playfully existential storytelling…

New trailer unveiled for ANZAC war epic Before Dawn

The trailer and poster for riveting ANZAC war epic Before Dawn have been revealed ahead of its national release on April 4, 2024. The film is based on real diaries from ANZAC soldiers and centres mateship at the core of Australia’s biggest WW1 victory. Director Jordon Prince-Wright delivers a deeply moving and immersive breakout feature…

Sydney Film Festival announces new First Nations award with world’s largest cash prize for Indigenous filmmaking

Sydney Film Festival announces the launch of the First Nations Award, establishing the world’s largest cash prize for Indigenous filmmaking at $35,000, proudly supported by Truant Pictures. Open to First Nations filmmakers from across the globe, the First Nations Award celebrates the profound contributions of First Nations filmmakers to the cinematic landscape. Any film, including…