Eighteen feature films and documentaries were released in Australian cinemas in the first quarter, including a handful that had limited exposure via Q&A screenings.
Screen Australia CEO Graeme Mason has a blunt message for producers: recognise that most independent films, Australian or otherwise, will now earn roughly half as much at Australian cinemas as they did only a few years ago.
Jennifer Lawrence’s star power wasn’t enough to elevate spy thriller 'Red Sparrow' above mediocre debuts in Australia, the US and more than 60 other markets last weekend.
Warwick Thornton’s 'Sweet Country' has grossed $1.39 million after earning $150,000 in its fifth weekend, now playing on 88 screens amid a gradual expansion plotted by Transmission Films.
Marvel Studios’ Black Panther has set new benchmarks worldwide for movies directed by and largely starring African-Americans.
The Adelaide Film Festival is inviting Australian and international submissions for features, shorts and VR works – drama, documentary, hybrid, experimental and animation – for the 2018 festival which runs October 10 - 21.
The organisers hope a new event in New York will foster new relationships and international growth between the screen industries of Australia and the US.
The Oscar nominations paid off for 'I, Tonya' in its Australian debut while Warwick Thornton's 'Sweet Country' had a spirited launch.