festivals

We. Want. To. Mainline. These. Films. Right. Now.

The pandemic has brought Cannes to a grinding halt, but here’s a way you can still get a taste of Cannes magic.

The Queer Screen Film Fest celebrates the diversity of sexualities and gender identities.

From a body swap sci-fi to a mission to kill the Supreme Leader – here are five trippy Korean films.

The good, the better and the batshit.

The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival has established a name for itself.

Every new film directed by that terrific madman Quentin Tarantino is an event movie.

The program is pretty bloody huge, with hundreds of films sourced from around the globe.

Finally, four months after premiering in America, FYRE FRAUD is coming to Australia.

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

The program consists of 10 films, each marking a milestone in Australian film history.

The festival returns to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Byron Bay, Canberra, Perth and Adelaide.

The incendiary filmmaker is heading to Australia for the first time.

There’s a lot of decisions to make, Queenslanders.

The Northern Territory Travelling Film Festival is something a little bit different.

To celebrate the launch this week of the 2018 Adelaide Film Festival, we have five single passes to give away.

The program has been revealed for this year’s Queer Screen Film Festival, which runs September 18 to September 26 at Sydney’s Event Cinemas on George Street. This year’s line-up comprises 29 films from 12 countries, and boasts a huge 55% of LGBTIQ films directed or co-directed by women. “I’m incredibly proud that Queer Screen continues […]

The full program for this year’s Melbourne International Film Festival, which runs from August 2 to August 19, was revealed this week. With 254 feature films, 120 shorts and 19 virtual reality experiences, the program is – in the words of the voice-over man from that old Chum ad – so chunky ya can carve it. […]