Film

The Australia Council’s latest funding cuts have further devastated arts companies.

In trying to be everything to everyone, the emasculated thriller Bastille Day typifies the fearful filmmaking of our time.

While there might once have been similarities between Rake's Richard Roxburgh and his dissolute character Cleaver Greene, family has grounded the actor.

As a maker of documentaries, Michael Moore has already formed an opinion, ruining any chance for insight.

Australian filmmaker Jennifer Peedom on the making of the Everest documentary Sherpa.

Behind the scenes, from The Piano to The Daughter, film producer Jan Chapman is a major figure in Australian cinema.

Stephen Page’s feature film debut, Spear, presents an all-too-rare onscreen examination of Aboriginal masculinity.

Charlotte Rampling, whose best actress Oscar nomination for 45 Years is her first, talks about her personal losses during a life on screen.

After Carol’s tender yet suffocating tale of sexual repression, comes Lenny Abrahamson’s emotionally dishonest Room.

Holding the Man star Ryan Corr is following his success on the big screen with a turn on the stage.