Australia has made a strong showing among the nominees for the 2017 Golden Globes, with 'Lion' nominated across four categories and 'Hacksaw Ridge' three.
Mel Gibson's first film behind the camera in 10 years is also the first film he's made in Australia since the 80s. Harry Windsor speaks to producer Bill Mechanic and star Luke Bracey.
Robison, whose mother was born in Fremantle, first worked in Australia on Jodie Foster’s 'Nim's Island' in 2007.
The nominees for the 2017 BAFTA Awards have been unveiled, with both Lion and Hacksaw Ridge earning five nods each.
Actor Benedict Hardie has roles in two of the starriest local productions of the year – Hacksaw Ridge and The Light Between Oceans. Both films hit Aussie cinemas on November 3.
Rachel Griffiths, Richard Roxburgh, Teresa Palmer and Ben O’Toole are among a large contingent of Aussies who are appearing in Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson’s WW2 drama now shooting in New South Wales.
More than 125 people applied for the chance to work with Mel Gibson on Hacksaw Ridge as part of the ADG/Screen Australia director’s attachment scheme, a record since the scheme began several years ago.
Cutting Edge’s Head of Features Marcus Bolton, Visual Effects Supervisor Simon Maddison and Creative Director Finn Spencer chat to Harry Windsor about running post on Mel Gibson’s 'Hacksaw Ridge'.