Australian Film

Forget streaming and YouTube, 16mm films are ready to relive their moment in the spotlight … of a projector

A new book explores the many – often surprising – connections between Walt Disney and Australia, most of which have faded from modern memory

A new report highlights discrimination and inaccessibility for disabled film and television workers, creating missed opportunities for the industry

Video-on-demand streaming services have rapidly shaken up Australian viewing, but the dominance of Netflix and Stan is being challenged

Now in its 67th year, the Melbourne International Film Festival is Australia’s leading film festival, and one of the oldest in the world

As the curtain opens on 2018’s Festival de Cannes, without any Netflix entries, there’s an economic side as well as a cultural one to this cinematic wrangle

As the new TV adaption of Picnic at Hanging Rock premieres, the story still draws us in with enduring themes of female empowerment, lost children and the deep mystery of Australia’s brutal landscape