On the shoulders: The Assistant Review

The Assistant subverts the aesthetics of a psychological thriller, to tell a tale of every day life for a young professional in a male dominated entertainment industry.
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48 Hour Global Film Challenge hits Brisbane

Up to a dozen Brisbane film making crews will be spending their weekend creating a short film from scratch with the hope of having it shown at some of the world’s largest film festivals.

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Stewart Tyrrell on ‘Brisbane the Movie’

In a time when we all need a little cheering up, the upcoming independent film Brisbane the Movie looks set to deliver the romantic comedy, historical-artefact-hunting flick that Brisbanites have always wanted.

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Sydney Film Festival Goes Digital

The Sydney Film Festival has decided to blaze forward a new path, with the world-renowned festival moving entirely online.
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MIFF 68 1/2 Will be an Online Festival

This year’s Melbourne International Film Festival will use streaming technology to showcase global new-release movies in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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REVIEW: A Colour Out of Space

Based on H.P. Lovecraft’s short story The Colour Out of Space, Richard Stanley’s similarly titled film, Color Out of Space, delivers Lovecraftian horror with stunning visuals and a modern setting.

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Day in the Life: Sarah Stephenson

Sarah Stephenson, the filmmaker at Black Cat Film Productions in Brisbane recently talked to us about how COVID-19 has had an impact on the Queensland film scene.

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Four Great Movies for Writers

Any good writer knows the obvious way to better their imagination and their craft is to read more.

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4 Fashion Must-Streams

It’s like fashion photographer Bill Cunningham said, “Fashion is the armour to survive the reality of everyday life.” And, with everyday life looking a little like the start of the apocalypse, it’s time to suit up with some fashion show must-streams.

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Film Review: Vivarium

The surreal merges with the mundane in Vivarium: a thriller all about the suffocating, horrifyingly predictable nature of suburban life.

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Eventually Aint Tonight: A Film Review

Gets Good Light highlights the unequal treatment of immigrants in America and was due to premiere at the newly cancelled Tribeca Film Festival.

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REVIEW: Query

In just nine minutes, Query presents a though-provoking exploration on the origins of sexual orientation while remaining a touching, charming and endearing story of two best friends trying to find out more about themselves and each other.

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Brisbane International Film Festival Submission Deadline Extended

If you’re a filmmaker with a short film, the Brisbane International Film Festival wants to see it.

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Elijah Wood stars in dark thriller; Come to Daddy

Elijah Wood has made a series of bold choices in his roles proceeding his success in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Come to Daddy is no exception.

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