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Unquiet Collective makes itself heard with ethics-based approach to impact filmmaking

It's been two years since Maya Newell, Sophie Hyde, Larissa Behrendt, Alex Kelly, Rachel Naŋinaaq Edwardson and Lisa Sherrard came together to form the Unquiet Collective, a group designed to help others bridge the gap between a film’s distribution and its wider social impact.

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Documentary Australia report highlights lasting impact of recent projects

Australian documentaries are punching above their weight in terms of influencing audience attitudes and contributing to societal change, according to data from Documentary Australia.

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Women take home more than 50 per cent of ADG Awards, ‘Hearts and Bones’ wins top gong

Ben Lawrence took home the main prize – Best Direction in a Feature Film (Budget $1M+) – at last night’s Australian Directors’ Guild (ADG) Awards for his debut narrative feature 'Hearts and Bones'.

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Sophie Hyde, Jeffrey Walker receive double ADG Award nominations

First-time feature directors Thomas Wright ('Acute Misfortune'), John Sheedy ('H is for Happiness'), Ben Lawrence ('Hearts and Bones') and Natalie Erika James ('Relic') will vie for the Australian Directors' Guild Award for Best Direction in a Feature Film ($1 million or over) against Sophie Hyde ('Animals') and Wayne Blair ('Top End Wedding').

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Closer Productions navigates its way through the pandemic with ‘Aftertaste’

The creative team at Closer Productions has resumed pre-production on the ABC comedy 'Aftertaste' (working title), which stars Erik Thomson as a temperamental chef, using a new risk development tool.

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MD David Anderson promises a more culturally diverse and personalised ABC

Over the next five years the ABC aims to become more culturally diverse in its staff and programming, more local and to make its services more personalised.

Box Office Film News

Cinemas take the slow road back to recovery

As more cinemas around Australia opened their doors, ticket sales improved last weekend from a low base as several art house titles led by Kitty Green's The Assistant entered the market.

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‘The Invisible Man’ still draws crowds as more cinemas are back in business

Universal's 'The Invisible Man' is getting a second lease of theatrical life thanks to drive-ins and newly re-opened cinemas in Western Australia, Adelaide and Alice Springs.

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