Cameron Brunt’s Brothers has dropped – and it’s a must see!

Cameron Blunt’s Queensland-shot short film, Brother has dropped and if you haven’t already seen it – it’s definitely worth it. We have the please of watching so many Australian short films and this is right up amongst the best of the year. Brothers is intense, hardcore, well-performed and expertly crafted. A little while back Cinema Australia published and…

WA feature film The Burning Kiss teases new trailer

A mysterious new teaser for upcoming West Australian feature film The Burning Kiss has been released showcasing more of the films surreal hybrid style. With offbeat narration about finding an unusual sea-creature wash ashore coupled with imagery ranging from neo-noir, giallo and southern gothic the teaser hints at a colourful and atypical indie film experience.…

Rev announces Video On Demand platform – Oz films from the comfort of your own home

Revelation Perth International Film Festival is proud to announce the release of its new Video on Demand platform – RevOnDemand Diving deeply into previous Revelation Perth International Film Festival programs, the catalogue charts a course through close to two decades of international independent cinema. The RevOnDemand catalogue includes a host of international short films, animations, documentaries, feature films and everything in…

Actor Focus: Damon Hunter

“I co-produced and co-wrote a short film which featured the late and absolutely brilliant Bill Hunter.” Interview by Joanne Kmaid You have been acting since 2004. Is that 11 years of solid performance? I wish it was 11 years of solid performance! (Grins). But no, about 7 years ago, I was doing a day job I…

Stranger With My Face returns – 2016 dates announced

After a hiatus in 2015, Tasmania’s Stranger With My Face International Film Festival (formerly known as Stranger With My Face Horror Film Festival) will return for its fourth edition from April 14-17, 2016. Named after the dark YA novel by Lois Duncan, Stranger With My Face focuses on female perspectives in genre film, with an emphasis…

Your first look at Abe Forsythe’s Down Under

The first image for filmmaker Abe Forsythe’s second feature film, Down Under, has just been released. A black comedy set during the aftermath of the Cronulla riots, Down Under is the story of two carloads of hotheads from both sides of the fight destined to collide. Sincere, though misguided, intent gives way to farcical ineptitude as this hilarious yet…