A film documenting Fred Negro and the gritty glory of the St Kilda 1970s and 1980s punk rock scene is set to screen at the Melbourne International Film Festival.
The comedian and filmmaker on being funny in a troubled world and her surprising,delightful,really rather good pandemic.
Friends and first-time directors Riley Keough and Gina Gammell fought every step of the way with their film War Pony,before winning big at Cannes.
Shot over decades,Volcano Man is compiled from hundreds of hours of footage shot by rock’n’roll photographer Richard Crawley and edited by his son.
From yelling at the screen to boos to lengthy standing ovations,is having a strong reaction to a film “part of the fun”?
From award-winning family dramas to a futuristic Japanese noir,our film writers share their festival highlights.
Gaspar Noe has been scandalising audiences for two decades,but his latest movie has shocked critics for a very different reason.
Lockdown almost sent cinema owner Gus Berger into despair,but he turned a hobby into a passion and emerged with a renewed sense of the city he calls home.
Goran Stolevski’s love of movies started with $5 weekly cinema coupons. Now he’s making his third film and winning praise around the globe.
The Archibald Prize-winning artist has directed a gut-knotting story about the aftermath of a sexual assault witnessed by a 12-year-old girl called Blaze.
Inside a Paris cinema watching Nick Cave’s performance in a stark prison drama,I realised how much I missed my hometown.