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The Pool director Ian Darling discusses using the same cameras from Top Gun: Maverick for his Bondi Icebergs doco

Bondi Icebergs is the most photographed pool in the world. This is where generations of children have learnt to swim, where the diehard have...

Memoir of a Snail writer and director Adam Elliot talks his new stop motion animated film

Grace Pudel is a lonely misfit with an affinity for collecting ornamental snails and an intense love for books. At a young age, when...

Kid Snow director Paul Goldman chats his new Aussie boxing drama

Set in the world of tent-boxing, Paul Goldman‘s (Australian Rules, Suburban Mayhem, Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story) latest film, KID SNOW, is coming to cinemas September 12. A...

Shaka Cook explains how Hamilton helped him get in shape for the Aussie boxing drama Kid Snow

Set in the world of tent-boxing, Paul Goldman's (Australian Rules, Suburban Mayhem, Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story) latest film, KID SNOW, is coming to cinemas September 12....

Kneecap director Rich Peppiatt chats his wild film about the Irish language rap group

In post-troubles Belfast, the riotous rap trio KNEECAP emerges, setting the stage for the Irish language’s resurgence against the establishment. Self-proclaimed 'low life scum'...

Sing Sing Review

Inspired by the true story of Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison’s Rehabilitation Through the Arts program (or RTA as it is referenced to in...
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