Allan Smithy’s top Australiana films
Allan Smithy releases his highly anticipated debut EP this week. We asked him to talk us through some of his favourite Australiana films.
Allan Smithy releases his highly anticipated debut EP this week. We asked him to talk us through some of his favourite Australiana films.
“Rock ’n’ roll legend Elvis Presley meets the President of the United States Richard Nixon” is a headline sure to grab the attention.
An annual platform for LGBTQI artists and organisations, the 9th GFEST – Gaywise FESTival is heading to London this November.
Filmed over the course of eight years, director Aslaug Holm documents the development of her two sons from childhood to adolescence.
The BBC First British Film Festival is heading back to Australia and, excitingly, we have five double passes to give away.
The Islands and the Whales is a documentary which tells of the conflict between man and whale, between hunter and hunted.
Mother with a Gun screens at Antenna Documentary Film Festival. We give it look in advance.
Is Tim Burton’s film adaptation of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children any good?
Directed by Gus Van Sant, The Sea of Trees explores the self by portraying an individual’s experience with mental illness.
Alma Har’el, the filmmaker behind LoveTrue builds such trust with her subjects. They throw themselves into such a vulnerable position.
Paulina Singer stars in Dead of Summer and focuses on issues that will have a lasting impact on society. She tells us about herself.
Land of Mine tells the story of a group of German boys made prisoners of war after Germany’s 1945 surrender and sent to Denmark.