Welcome to the latest episode of the Cinema Australia Podcast. In this episode I’m joined by Jub Clerc, the director and co-writer of the uplifting coming-of-age road movie, Sweet As. I’ve been looking forward to recording an episode with Jub since I first met her while she was in post-production on Sweet As back in…
A fresh new trailer has just dropped for Sweet As ahead of the film’s Perth premiere at the WA Made Film Festival, and the recent announcement that the film will make its European premiere at the Berlin Film Festival next month in the Generation Kplus strand, which is aimed at a youth audience. In remote…
Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. A brand new trailer has dropped for Jub Clerc’s anticipated debut feature film, Sweet As, ahead of the film’s upcoming screenings at MIFF and CinefestOZ. Sweet As is the first Australian feature written and directed by a Western Australian Indigenous filmmaker, and…
Help us continue to cover more Australian films by making a donation to Cinema Australia below. New WA feature film Sweet As has wrapped principal photography in Port Hedland. Sweet As is the debut feature film from Nyul Nyul and Yawuru writer/director Jub Clerc and is the first Western Australian feature film to be written and directed by a female…
CinefestOZ has announced an exciting Industry Program led by local and national film industry leaders and innovators including Jodie Bell, Jub Clerc, Julia Redwood, Jamie Hilton, Steve Jaggi, Anne Robinson and These Final Hours director Zak Hilditch. American actor Kate Walsh will also take part in the program. The CinefestOZ Industry Program encourages attendees to…
A teaser trailer has dropped for Dark Whispers – Volume 1 – Australia’s first women’s horror anthology. Dark Whispers – Volume 1 follows Clara, a young woman who inherits her mother’s Book of Dark Whispers only to discover 10 disturbing tales within its pages. Each chapter reveals a new facet of the twisted human psyche… or…
Women account for just 15% of directors, 22% of writers and 34% of producers in the Australian film industry, according to a 2017 report by Screen Australia. Returning for its third year, Melbourne Women in Film Festival will help to redress the imbalance and invite more women to the table, celebrating and supporting the work…
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