National screening dates announced for new documentary POINTE: Dancing On A Knife’s Edge

Following a sold-out world premiere and encore screenings that packed cinemas, the powerful Western Australian documentary, POINTE: Dancing On A Knife’s Edge, is preparing to tour across Australia with screenings confirmed for Canberra, Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Launceston, and an additional encore screening in Perth at Windsor Cinema. POINTE: Dancing On A Knife’s Edge is a…

World premiere set for Marc Vecchio’s For My Mother

The powerful new Australian short film For My Mother will celebrate its world premiere at the Catalina Film Festival in California this September. Produced by Attic Films in association with Sugarland Productions, For My Mother is a moving exploration of the fragile complexities within a parent-child relationship. On the way to a school recital, a…

Submissions are now open for the 2026 WA Made Film Festival

Submissions have officially opened for the 2026 WA Made Film Festival. WA-based filmmakers are encouraged to submit their feature films, short films, documentaries, student films, web series, television episodes, and Get Smart! Presented by Buy West Eat Best smartphone films to be part of this unmissable event running from February 20 – March 1, set…

New CineConnect program brings screen industry’s best to the West

Expressions of Interest Now Open Filmmakers in Western Australia for the CinefestOZ Film Festival’s Industry Program – running 4 to 5 September 2025 – will have the opportunity to meet with some of Australia’s leading streamers, broadcasters and practitioners – including Stan, Paramount Plus, BBC Studios, Minderoo Pictures and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF)…

Bina Bhattacharya’s From All Sides to celebrate NSW premiere at Queer Screen Film Fest

Bina Bhattacharya’s (co-director Here Out West) feature directorial debut From All Sides will celebrate its NSW premiere at the upcoming Queer Screen Film Fest. From All Sides is described as a subversive, sexually frank drama about a seemingly average suburban middle-class family. The film follows Western Sydney married multiracial bisexual couple Anoushka and Pascal who maintain…

Adelaide Film Festival announces first five Australian films for 2025

The Adelaide Film Festival (AFF) has announced the first six films to screen at the 2025 Festival, with five of them directed by Australian women. These must-see films include the outstanding documentaries Journey Home, David Gulpilil, by directors Maggie Miles and Trisha Morton-Thomas, and – having their World Premieres in Adelaide – The Colleano Heart from director…

Journey Home, David Gulpilil to open Darwin International Film Festival 2025

The NT premiere of the powerful new documentary, Journey Home, David Gulpilil will open the Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF) on Thursday 11 September with filmmakers, family and special guests in attendance at Darwin’s spectacular Deckchair Cinema to celebrate an extraordinary homecoming. The 11-day Darwin International Film Festival is presented by the Darwin Film Society, NT Government Community…