The theatrical trailer for the new Australian psychological drama Reaching Distance has been released, ahead of a national screening and Q&A tour, starting this week in Sydney. Only a few tickets are left for the screening and Q&A at Event Cinemas George Street on Wednesday October 17, with cast members Matt Day and Frederick Hama joining…
Cinema Australia Original Content: Australian horror film The Marshes will have a series of screenings and Q&A events this Halloween in Melbourne, Brisbane and Lismore. The film’s writer and director Roger Scott will participate in special audience Q&A events in each location. The Marshes had its world premiere at the A Night of Horror Film…
We reckon Al Dukes gives the best performance of the year in Book Week, a new black comedy from Broke director, Heath Davis. A great example of Dukes’ fine acting work can be found in this new clip which sees his character, Nick (aka Mr. Cutler, aka Mr. C), attempting to bribe a cop who…
In a world first collaboration between three Asian movie powerhouses (China, South Korea and Australia) comes an adaptation of Lao She’s Chinese classic, Rickshaw Boy. It is comprised of 3 self-contained short film segments directed by a group of filmmakers from across two continents and three languages in a world first co-production of its kind.…
Written and Directed by Luke Jacobson Produced by Luke Jacobson and Harriet Wallace-Mead Starring Matt Marasco and Tess Dobré Sugar Cube is an Australian rom-com feature film about coffee, cocktails and rejection. As James, the local barista, is sure his feelings will be rejected by his best friend Sarah, he struggles to see his gender prejudices and the damage…
Written and Directed by David Fairhurst Produced by Rebecca Saunders and Kayne Taylor Starring Wade Briggs, Matt Day, Morgan Griffin, Eddie Baroo, Meyne Wyatt, Sophia Forrest and Jacqui Williams Logan, a cynic with a photographic memory, follows his sister’s killer onto a night-rider bus. As the line between past and present begins to blur on…
Cinema Australia readers have been given an exclusive first-look at the brand new trailer for Animal. The short film is written and directed by Henry Young and stars Alastair Osment. Filmed in north-west New South Wales, Animal explores questions of masculinity and family in a world where survival isn’t something worth shouting about. It’s just…
