INDUSTRY / SUNTANNED CINEPHILES SET TO FEAST ON GOLD COAST FILM FEST

Gold Coast Film Festival director Lucy Fisher fights the good fight for all manner of industry causes with her 2017 programming choices (Click here).
Gold Coast Film Festival director Lucy Fisher fights the good fight for all manner of industry causes with her 2017 programming choices (Click here).
A big South Korean presence, a VR feature and premiere events for new TV works from Jane Campion and David Lynch were amongst the highlights when Thierry Fremaux and Pierre Lescue fronted the global press tonight (Click here)
With the Cannes 2016 coming-of-age horror/drama Raw, French director Julia Ducournau has catapulted into the top tier of female director (Click here)
Tara, Kat, Ollie and all the small-screen dance troupe return for a rousing big-screen drama that shames naysayers who claim Australian filmmakers can't make crowdpleasing, commercial works (Click here)
Striving to provide for generations they will never see, the scientific community behind thermonuclear fusion are the unlikely heroes at the heart of Mila Aung-Thwin's absorbing documentary Let There Be Light (Click here)
The Sundance 2017 sensation 78/52 examines the intricate brilliance and lasting impact of the greatest sequence in cinematic history - the shower stall death of Marion Crane in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (Click here)
Albania's first horror outing comes via Australian director Steven Kastrissios, who follows up his debut The Horseman with a new spin on a centuries-old Eastern European legend (Click here)
Director Gore Verbinski delivers a shocker, but not the kind you think, with A Cure for Wellness, a title as pretentious and nonsensical as the rest of this mega-misfire (Click here)
With her latest film The Bedroom about to have its US premiere at the prestigious CineKink Film Festival, Anna Brownfield considers her role as the leading advocate for feminist pornography and ethical erotica in Australia (Click here)
CANNES 2016: Writer/director Nicole Garcia sat with SCREEN-SPACE in a tent off The Croisette following the Cannes premiere of From the Land of The Moon to talk about Marion Cotillard, the strength of a woman's passion and that sex scene (Click here)
The latest incarnation of the mighty monkey king is a CGI romp that offers big stars earning big dollars in the name of big thrills (Click here)
One of Australia's most revered directing talents, Rachel Perkins has undertaken the daunting task of bring cinematic life to a home grown literary phenomenon, Jasper Jone (Click here)
New Zealand filmmaker Darcy Gladwin explores the relationship between the internet, religion and elephants in his head-scratching psych-out, Godplex (Click here)
The beloved actor, an audience favourite for roles in Aliens, True Lies, Titanic and Twister, passed away due to complications from surgery. He was 61 (Click here)
On the cusp of stardom, actress Jenny Wu talks about craft, career and seeking works, like Kriv Stenders' Australia Day and the Sydney Theatre Co.'s production of Chimerica, that deconstruct stereotypes (click here).