This week,Rebecca Gibney shares some key learnings from her amazing 44-year career and tells writer Lorna Gray about her exciting new challenge.
Not even hypothermia or the footy can break the bond between the actor and director behind Force of Nature:The Dry 2.
Actor Georgina Haig was always late,and it drove her dad nuts. But he had the last laugh,and inspired her first film as director – and now it’s up for an award.
Sydney Sweeney’s social media following,Sydney’s exotic locations,and a 20-year-old song have combined to spawn a global rom-com smash.
Netflix claims the adaptation of Trent Dalton’s 2018 memoir is its biggest Australian-made show to date. But is that true?
“I was a bit scared of the BMX bikes,” the Oscar-winning actress says,reflecting on the 40th anniversary of BMX Bandits.
The AACTA Awards,the annual celebration of Australia film and TV,have announced the nominees for February’s event,including Colin from Accounts and Deadloch.
Heather Mitchell has added her breast cancer fight to her character in Jones Family Christmas,which adds a contemporary Australian flavour to the usual festive films.
A Savage Christmas stars newcomer Thea Raveneau as a trans woman returning home to discover her family is more messed up than she ever knew.
In The Royal Hotel,the Australian director wanted to subvert expectations about how young women negotiate their way through an uncomfortable world.
One of Australia’s most controversial comedians shares his thoughts on diversity,wokeness and Australian TV.