Tag: Australian film

Back to Back Theatre tackles an epic Shakespearian conflict – set in a factory, with cardboard props

Back to Back Theatre tackles an epic Shakespearian conflict – set in a factory, with cardboard props

new Aussie film The Surfer, starring Nicolas Cage, is an absolute blast

new Aussie film The Surfer, starring Nicolas Cage, is an absolute blast

first animated film by an Indigenous woman explores heritage and identity through a thylacine

first animated film by an Indigenous woman explores heritage and identity through a thylacine

new Australian prison film Inside is an astonishing debut

new Australian prison film Inside is an astonishing debut

Aussie film Take My Hand is a sweet love story – but it misses the mark in depicting chronic illness

Aussie film Take My Hand is a sweet love story – but it misses the mark in depicting chronic illness

Nugget Is Dead brings queer love, multiculturalism and Aussie flair to the Christmas movie formula

Nugget Is Dead brings queer love, multiculturalism and Aussie flair to the Christmas movie formula

A sister’s last hope to save her brother from addiction – David Vincent Smith’s He Ain’t Heavy is a triumphant debut

A sister’s last hope to save her brother from addiction – David Vincent Smith’s He Ain’t Heavy is a triumphant debut

Adam Elliot’s Memoir of A Snail is a stop motion triumph

Adam Elliot’s Memoir of A Snail is a stop motion triumph

Peter Weir’s The Cars That Ate Paris – a driving force in Ozploitation filmmaking

Peter Weir’s The Cars That Ate Paris – a driving force in Ozploitation filmmaking

Runt is a gentle, beautifully shot, and warmly humorous small town Australian story

Runt is a gentle, beautifully shot, and warmly humorous small town Australian story

The documentary Killjoy captures the personal and the political of family violence and gender activism

The documentary Killjoy captures the personal and the political of family violence and gender activism

200% Wolf is a visual triumph – and a reminder that Australian animators could lead on the world stage

200% Wolf is a visual triumph – and a reminder that Australian animators could lead on the world stage