Film
Doing time: indigenous children’s experiences in prison
Children as young as 10 years old can be jailed in Australia. For many, prison time will have a large and......
Fade to Black: Documentary film explores assisted dying laws
Faced with a terminal cancer diagnosis Coles Express CEO, Peter Short, decided he would spend his remaining days campaigning......
RED: A journey into the world of the redback spider
Audiences are drawn in to the mating ritual of the redback spider in a visceral and immersive artwork – RED.......
Incentives for Indigenous filmmakers behind the screens
Screen Australia’s Indigenous Department has recently kicked off two exciting programs to support the careers of Indigenous Australian internet storytellers and......
Controversial government funding props up Hollywood blockbuster
Screen Queensland is under scrutiny for giving money to international film companies to convince them to film their blockbusters in......
Why are women still so underrepresented in film?
According to a new report into diversity in Hollywood film released by the University of Southern California, women are still......
White fella versus black fella in Another Country
In north-east Arnhem land around five hundred kilometeres east of Darwin lies a small Indigenous community isolated from the rest......
Iranian Film Festival kicks off
The Iranian Film Festival is set to tour the country after today kicking off in Adelaide. Festival founder Armin Miladi......
Iranian voices showcased at Persian Film Festival
The Persian Film Festival opening in Sydney this week aims to be a leader in shifting views and misconceptions in......
Queer Film Festivals reflect and represent diversity
As the 25th Melbourne Queer Film Festival comes to a close, Lana Woolf looks at the important role that Queer......