In the Australian surfing town of Eagle’s Nest, a young woman is the thread that binds three tales of murder, blackmail and revenge. Director: Kriv Stenders Writer: James McFarland Stars: Teresa Palmer, Simon Pegg, Alice Braga, Luke Hemsworth and Callan Mulvey
Pandora Productions dropped a teaser trailer this morning for its new film Acacia. While details about the film are scarce we’ve taken this extract from Pandora Productions’ Facebook page which tells us a bit about the film… The film Acacia has been created female heavy and will push the boundaries of the all to familiar…
Interview by Matthew Eeles: Who first came to you with the idea of bringing commercial partners like Nikon and Reid Cycles on board and what was your first reaction? To be honest – coming from a photography background – I first wrote the script about photographers. It was somewhat autobiographical in a sense that there’s this guy moving from…
When a desperate and disillusioned PhD student commits premeditated murder in the name of a theory, he finds that his soul can only be saved through the love of a religious prostitute. But will he confess in time or will the cunning police investigator ruin his chance at salvation? Producer/Writer/Director Andrew O’Keefe got hooked on…
After a production spanning almost a decade, Strongman Pictures Entertainment in association with PCWe is proud to announce the world premiere of From Parts Unknown: Fight Like a Girl on the 10th of January 2015 at the Thornbury Theatre. The screening will be accompanied by a set from The Mercy Kills and live pro wrestling. From Parts…
Camelot Outdoor Cinema is a unique and intimate venue located at Mosarts, the beating heart of Mosman Park. Camelot screens a wonderful selection of the season’s best films in picturesque Art Deco surrounds. It’s the perfect setting to take advantage of some great west coast weather. On the first Wednesday of every month we have Jazz and…
The Cinema Australia team has had a blast catching most Australian films released this year, either at the cinema or via Video on Demand. There have been some real beauties and some real stinkers and we’ve let you know about them through our reviews. Now it’s your turn to have your say on which films you…
“Essentially, it’s great to be able to go to the cinema and watch a movie and know that you’re going to be in for a story where you don’t necessarily know what’s going to happen.” Interview by Matthew Eeles: This is Jim Lounsbury’s debut as a feature film director. How does he compare to some…
The nominees for Australia’s highest feature film accolade were announced today and Australian film buffs will be happy to know there’s no surprises as big as last year’s nomination for The Great Gatsby, which took home best film and a swag of other awards is didn’t deserve. This time around AACTA has kept the nominations predominantly local –…
For a film backed mostly by Nikon Australia there’s never a moment in Love is Now when you feel like the mega-brand is intruding on the film’s artistic integrity and getting in the way of its bold narrative. Thankfully any shameless product placement amounts to around thirty seconds – an average TV commercial – throughout…
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