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Blistering outback westerns, masterful odes, informative documentaries and more.

Our unlikely bunch of housemates are settling down in Paramount’s upcoming streaming service.

It’s hard to imagine generations of kids raised on sugar rush spectacles appreciating the pace of this film.

Our resident diver reviews this new Australian doco about a legendary shark expert and conservationist.

Richard Roxburgh plays a real-life corrupt cop in the acclaimed nineties series, finally available to stream from home.

Australia’s own original streaming service has a bumper crop of excellent homegrown cinema.

The still astonishing David Gulpilil has an absolutely amazing body of work.

This sensitively drawn documentary explores the life of the truly unique David Gulpilil.

Netflix has a collection of bloody good Australian films.

In Stan’s upcoming drama about troubled coastal teens, ‘even home can be a prison’.

With more ways than ever to watch at home, a new study from AHEDA reveals a shift from digital purchases to streaming.

Covers standard everyday stuff like the occult, trance magic and sex magic.

Australian films are currently going gangbusters at the box office.

There’s vampires, ghosts, mermaids and more in this feast of spooky stories.

It’s like Independence Day and the post-apocalyptic bits of The Terminator, but ‘Strayan!

A simple inspirational story is capably told in this Naomi Watts-led Australian drama

In 2021, expect true stories, docos about everything from dance to democracy, and plenty of famous faces.

The best homegrown films of 2020 are a diverse bunch that demonstrate Aussie cinema at its finest.

This homegrown chiller doesn’t quite resonate, but at least it’s a bit different from the status quo.

From the creators and stars of Bondi Hipsters, here comes a hilarious retelling of 2020’s apocalyptic times.

A raucous, informative and joyous account of a crucial decade in the struggle for equal rights.

Sam Neil and Michael Caton as sheep farmers….that’s just *got* to work.