Violence. Victimhood. Tea. Sarah Legg’s Cherubhead is out now!

Cinema Australia Podcast #87 | Sarah Legg The pieces are in place. The game is set. Only one will emerge victorious. Anyone for tea? A visionary debut from then 19-year-old writer-director-actor Sarah Legg and starring last year’s Australian Idol sensation Angelina Curtis, Cherubhead is one of the more offbeat and ambitious micro-budget films ever made in this country, and…

New trailer! Double or Nothing

Dru Brown, writer and director of Double or Nothing, has announced that Brown Python Films has secured a distribution deal for ANZ with Australian distributor, Radioactive. Double or Nothing follows two ex-con cousins, Nick and Turbo, played by Rowan Howard and Andrew Ian-Pope, as they race against time to recover $50,000 for a ruthless Mob boss. The film blends elements of dark comedy and high-octane…

Get your Friday the 13th fright fix right here: Trailer for The Moogai debuts

Maslow Entertainment today released the spine-tingling trailer for the highly anticipated First Nations psychological horror film The Moogai, just in time for Friday the 13th. Starring Shari Sebbens (The Sapphires, Thor: Love and Thunder) and Meyne Wyatt (We Are Still Here, ABC TV’s Mystery Road), The Moogai will release wide in cinemas in Australia on Halloween (31 October 2024). The film…

Social impact documentary Hard As Puck receives 2024 Brian Beaton Award

Screenwest is pleased to announce Western Australian social impact documentary, Hard As Puck, is the successful recipient of the 2024 Brian Beaton Award. The highly regarded Brian Beaton Award recognises the valuable contribution esteemed late documentary producer Brian Beaton made to the Western Australian screen industry. The award honours his memory by awarding a grant to a…

New trailer! Sharko

A trailer has dropped for Luke Graham’s Sharko, an intimate portrait of the filmmaker’s famous father, Mark “Sharko” Graham.  Sharko is a feature documentary about enigmatic New Zealand Rugby League legend Mark “Sharko” Graham, and his filmmaker son, Luke. In his prime, Mark was the best rugby league player in the world. Known for his…