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Alankrita Shrivastava's pro-feminist comedy/drama Lipstick Under My Burkha has incurred the patriarchal wrath of the Indian censorship establishment (Click here).
Alankrita Shrivastava's pro-feminist comedy/drama Lipstick Under My Burkha has incurred the patriarchal wrath of the Indian censorship establishment (Click here).
An official photo of the cast on the set of Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant has set the internet on fire and poses the question, "Just what do we know about one of the most anticipated films of 2017?" (Click here)
A family undertakes a global odyssey to teach their 6 year-old son the virtues of his planet and its people in Jess Bianchi's Given (Click here)
The gun-control debate is examined with precision and clarity in Stephanie Soechtig's call-to-arms activism doc, Under The Gun (Click here).
First-time director Jonathan Adams recalls the spirit of the great Australian storyteller in his down and dirty bush yarn, Rough Stuff (click here).
OSCARS 2017: Raoul Peck's supremely eloquent and angry recounting of the great unpublished work of James Baldwin is the the film to beat in the Best Documentary category (Click here).
BERLINALE 2017: Producer Nelson Woss and head animal trainer Zelie Bullen recall the production of the hit sequel Red Dog True Blue, a journey that has taken them from Western Australia's desert Pilbarra region to the Berlin Film Festival. (Click here).
The images of Andrei Tarkovsky; new trailers from Natalie Portman and Sigourney Weaver; revelations from the 2017 Oscar nominees; and, in honour of the late John Hurt, a 'making of...' glimpse behind his infamous demise in Alien (Click here).
FRIGHTFEST 2017: Three Australian films, including the World Premiere of Steven Kastrissios' enigmatic sophomire effort Bloodlands, are set to shock Scottish genre fans attending the Glasgow leg of the UK horror celebration, FrightFest (Click here).
OSCARS 2017: The award season reaches its zenith with the announcement overnight of the 2017 Academy Award nominations (Click here).
A band of intrepid goof-offs, including Jon Heder and Justin Long, suit up to exploire the world of paranormal investigation in Oliver Irving's low brow guilty pleasure, Ghost Team (Click here).
For years Scandinavia's minnow industry sector, Norway has emerged as one of the region's most versatile and energised filmmaking communities (Click here; pictured, Fante-Anne, 1920)
A Norwegian disaster film delivers all you would expect, and then some, from a modern tsunami thriller (Click here).
The worst that global cinema had to offer is recalled in our annual rummage through the dumpster of movie trash (Click here).
Her life in her words (Click here).