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Stories about Elvis, Dolly, and women’s mid-life liberation will rule our local cinema scene next year.

Empowering documentaries and neo-westerns ruled Aussie screens this year—we’ve picked out the absolute best.

ABC series won big in the television categories and Eric Bana got some love from the public at last night’s ceremony.

Straya shines bright in the National Film and Sound Archive’s first original show in two decades.

We’re feeling bloody patriotic over Netflix’s latest Aussie-tastic additions, including some forgotten gems.

Australian history has plenty of material for would-be auteurs to plunder.

Superbad is the obvious touchstone here, and Bilched makes no bones about that.

Damon Herriman has the most individual AACTA nominations of any person in history.

This impressively frugal micro-budget Australian that recently premiered at the Sydney Film Festival.

Now twenty years old, Two Hands was one of the first demonstrations of Heath Ledger’s awesome talent.

This lovely film presents a romantic side of Australia that some viewers may never have seen.

Rachel Ward’s highly anticipated comedy/drama has been announced as the opening night film at this year’s Sydney Film Festival.

Part steamy murder mystery, part Greek tragedy, and entirely frustrating.

This classic film is now 30 years old, and as terrific as ever.

WITNESS!

This documentary is about a legend, made by a legend.

Finally, it has arrived.

George Miller’s seminal dystopian action movie turns 40 this year.

Now here’s a dystopian science fiction film with a difference.

The Kimberley region is one of the most untouched natural landscapes in the world.

This is big news for fans of the acclaimed Australian western.

[CENSORED] is an experimental film will of scenes cut by the censors.