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25.01.2022 2019 AACTA Winners and Nominees https://www.aacta.org/aacta-awards/winners-and-nominees/ #watchAussie Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA)

23.01.2022 So many puns on being sheepish about this tale ...

23.01.2022 Melbourne friends! Dont forget you have one last chance to see Zelos on the big screen THIS SUNDAY 11 November at the Bayside Film Festival Tickets are just $10: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/bayside-film-festival-featu See you there!

21.01.2022 Thirty-four features to compete for AACTA Awards. The number of film’s on this year’s AACTA longlist is only slightly down from last year’s record 38 films, with the number of films in competition for the awards significantly expanded since eligibility guidelines were broadened two years ago, and the introduction of the award for Best Indie Film last year (under $2 million). The full list of films are: Acute Misfortune, Angel Of Mine, Animals, Bilched, Book Week, Buoyancy, Ce...leste, Chocolate Oyster, The Combination Redemption, Danger Close: The Battle Of Long Tan, Emu Runner, Escape And Evasion, Hearts And Bones, Hotel Mumbai, I Am Mother, Judy & Punch, Juvenile Delinquents, The King, Locusts, The Naked Wanderer, Nekrotronic, The Nightingale, Outback, Palm Beach, Pimped, Promised, Reflections In The Dust, Ride Like A Girl, Sequin In A Blue Room, Slam, Storm Boy, Suburban Wildlife, Top End Wedding and Undertow. This longlist will then be narrowed down to a list of nominees, with round one voting open now. Round two voting will then take place after the announcement of the nominees in late October. https://www.if.com.au/thirty-four-features-to-compete-for/

20.01.2022 This is a delightful film, you really will want to see! Me & My Left Brain The Movie Alex Lykos #watchAussie https://www.if.com.au/me-my-left-brain-trailer/

20.01.2022 The major challenge facing Aussie filmmakers, distributors, exhibitors and agencies this year remains ... how to secure enough screens and marketing support to give indie films a shot at finding and holding audiences. Whats to be done?

20.01.2022 JUST RELEASED: Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga - Part 1 RELEASE DATE: 4 OCTOBER 2018 Born with an energetic power to absorb fear from others, a young woman must find love to balance the fears of her own and fight an ever growing storm of negative energy. Director: Corey Pearson Stars: Jacqueline McKenzie, Eamon Farren, Jessica Falkholt ... MORE: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5583554/reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2slrZBvRHk0

18.01.2022 "HOT MESS" SCREENINGS: Celebrate the release and meet the creator and star of the funny AF new Aussie comedy Hot Mess in Sydney, Melbourne and Newcastle. Tuesday 11th Feb, 6.30pm Event Cinemas George St (Sydney) Thursday 13th Feb, 6.30pm Event Kotara (Newcastle)... Tuesday 18th Feb, 6.30pm Cinema Nova (Melbourne) One of the best films of 2019its immediately clear that Lucy Coleman is one of the most exciting new voices in Australian cinema. The Curb Five Stars The Betoota Advocate Hot Mess is a mid-twenties coming-of-age tale of going about love, career and self-fulfilment all the wrong way, laughs Lucy Coleman. Hot Mess will be available to rent or buy on iTunes, Google Play and Fetch TV on Wednesday February 19, 2020 https://www.filmink.com.au/filmink-presents-hot-mess/ #Filmink FilmInk FilmInk Presents

17.01.2022 Pimped is one of those surprising and unsettling movies that if, like me, you had no expectations whatsoever, are left pleasantly entertained by its end. A feature film directorial debut for David Barker, who also produced and co-wrote with Lou Mentor, Pimped is a foray into the dark relationship between Lewis (Benedict Samuel) and his housemate, Kenneth (Robin Goldsworthy) and Sarah/ Rachael (Ella Scott Lynch), a provocative woman Lewis meets in a bar.

17.01.2022 Australian films 2019 BO scorecard: a respectable result amid falling ticket sales by Don Groves https://www.if.com.au/australian-films-2019-bo-scorecard/

16.01.2022 Sam Neill ... a sheep story ... sounds perfect! https://www.if.com.au/jeremy-sims-on-turning-an-icelandic/

15.01.2022 https://www.if.com.au/toronto-premieres-for-true-history-o/

13.01.2022 Thirty-four features to compete for AACTA Awards. The number of films on this years AACTA longlist is only slightly down from last years record 38 films, with the number of films in competition for the awards significantly expanded since eligibility guidelines were broadened two years ago, and the introduction of the award for Best Indie Film last year (under $2 million). The full list of films are: Acute Misfortune, Angel Of Mine, Animals, Bilched, Book Week, Buoyancy, Ce...leste, Chocolate Oyster, The Combination Redemption, Danger Close: The Battle Of Long Tan, Emu Runner, Escape And Evasion, Hearts And Bones, Hotel Mumbai, I Am Mother, Judy & Punch, Juvenile Delinquents, The King, Locusts, The Naked Wanderer, Nekrotronic, The Nightingale, Outback, Palm Beach, Pimped, Promised, Reflections In The Dust, Ride Like A Girl, Sequin In A Blue Room, Slam, Storm Boy, Suburban Wildlife, Top End Wedding and Undertow. This longlist will then be narrowed down to a list of nominees, with round one voting open now. Round two voting will then take place after the announcement of the nominees in late October. https://www.if.com.au/thirty-four-features-to-compete-for/

12.01.2022 Governments JobKeeper decision arouses ire in the screen industry https://www.if.com.au/governments-jobkeeper-decision-arou/

11.01.2022 Which Aussie films do you rate as the best?? https://www.filmink.com.au/the-100-best-australian-films-o/

11.01.2022 Aussie films coming soon!

11.01.2022 Film friends! Al Clark sharing any of his insights is worth attending... check out this upcoming event hosted by Screen ABC ... @AndrenaFinlay

11.01.2022 Australian films Box Office scorecard: A decent result in a cluttered market by Don Groves A screen industry working party - which Screen Producers Australia convened after the annual Prism forum - represents producers, distributors, exhibitors and government agencies has a remit to draw up a white paper which will look at new business models for distributing Aussie films, content and how to reach audiences. View the full scorecard ...

10.01.2022 DELICIOUSLY DARK! 4-STARS Move over Coen Brothers ... the Jacobson Brothers are coming through! The long-awaited new film from Shane Jacobson... something entirely different!! Starring Shane Jacobson, Clayton Jacobson, Kim Gyngell, Lynette Curran and Sarah Snook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVmdzqCwf6I

10.01.2022 AUSSIE FILMS FOR 2019 Next year should have a rousing start with Shawn Seets Storm boy opening on January 17, followed by Jennifer Kents The Nightingale and Anthony Maras Hotel Mumbai. Rachel Wards Palm Beach, Kriv Stenders Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan, Owen Trevors Go Karts, Gregor Jordans Dirt Music, Justin Kurzels True History of the Kelly Gang, Jeremy Sims Rams and Tony Tilses Miss Fisher & the Crypt of Tears all have very commercial elements.... And there is plenty of potential among a raft of other titles including Stephen Johnsons High Ground, Kiah Roache-Turner and Tristan Roache-Turner Nekrotronic, Unjoo Moons I Am Woman, Natalie Erika James Relic, Justin Dixs Blood Vessel and Dean Murphys The Very Excellent Mr Dundee.

08.01.2022 Hugo Weaving to star in Ben Lawrences (Ghost Hunter) feature ...

08.01.2022 A mesmerising psychological noir thriller - Alice Field, Ready Steady Cut A dark, acid little psycho-fable - Kim Newman "PIMPED" PREMIER - NEW FARM CINEMAS 6.30pm TUESDAY MARCH, Exclusive Preview and Q&A... https://pimpedfilm.com/about Director/Writer: David Barker Writer: Lou Louise Mentor Producer: Annie Kinnane Starring: Benedict Samuel, Ella Scott Lynch, Robin Goldsworthy, Heather Mitchell, Lewis Fitz-gerald Screening info for Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, Byron Bay here: https://pimpedfilm.com/about/ High stakes walk on the wide side Anoton Bitel, SciFi Now Grips like a vice. Excellent stuff David Dent, Bloody Flicks https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7286492/reference

05.01.2022 NOT DEAD YET!! Australian films took $55.9 million at the local box office, a 4.5% share of box office is remarkable! Today the Motion Picture Distributors Association of Australia (MPDAA) published the finalised box office data for 2018, rounding out the series of metrics Screen Australia utilises to measure the health of the local screen industry. Australian films took $55.9 million at the local box office the best result since 2015 when Mad Max: Fury Road and The Dre...ssmaker were released. 2018 was a stellar year for Australian content, with new local dramas on every free-to-air channel, Foxtel, Stan and Netflix. There were multiple break-out hits including Mystery Road, Underbelly Files: Chopper, Mr Inbetween and kids sensation Bluey, which were all fan favourites and commercially successful, said Screen Australia CEO Graeme Mason. For Australian films to finish the year with a 4.5% share of box office is remarkable considering our 92 titles were competing with 908 foreign films for cinema space. Landmark films were added to the Australian cinematic canon, including Ladies in Black and Sweet Country, and we saw the continued resurgence of the feature documentary format led by Gurrumul and Working Class Boy. Of the 92 Australian films in market in 2018, 63 were new titles. https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au//01-22-2018-year-in-rev

05.01.2022 Exciting new series ...

05.01.2022 REVIEW: Storm Ashwoods "The School" Cast: Megan Drury, Will McDonald, Jack Ruwald, Nicholas Hope Distributor: The Backlot Films Released: December 6 Worth: $16.00 ... https://www.filmink.com.au/reviews/the-school/ Storm Ashwood See more

04.01.2022 Get into your local cinema to watch this Aussie classic in the making! Check out the trailer below ... #Nevertoolate #watchAussie #AussieFilmsYouWillWantToSee #Aussiefilms https://www.if.com.au/never-too-late-trailer/

04.01.2022 Binge Aussie Netflix series Tidelands for Australia Day. Very watchable, worth the 8 eps (no padding) ... although writers probably need to come up with other options for major turns than killing people... wont be anyone left for season 2... interested to see what comes of this intriguing concept. Music was great #matteozingales #tidelands #tidelandsnetflix #netflixoriginal #netflix #hoodlum #watchaussie #aussietv #australian #australiantv #sirens #water #seamen #fishing #halfbreeds #shotinqld #bingetv #charlottebest #marcopigossi #aaronjakubenko https://youtu.be/MhsjoQLKaiY

04.01.2022 Get into your local cinema to watch this Aussie classic in the making! Check out the trailer below ... #Nevertoolate #watchAussie #AussieFilmsYouWillWantToSee #Aussiefilms https://www.if.com.au/never-too-late-trailer/

04.01.2022 Government’s JobKeeper decision arouses ire in the screen industry https://www.if.com.au/governments-jobkeeper-decision-arou/

04.01.2022 The Australian titles released in cinemas this year including holdovers will overtake the calendar 2017 total in the next week or so, boosted by Bruce Beresfords Ladies in Black. Through the end of September the Oz films and feature docs had grossed $47.8 million, according to the Motion Picture Distributors Association of Australia (MPDAA), within spitting distance of last years $49.4 million. After a second weekend drop of just 10 per cent Ladies in Blacks takings have i...ncreased by nearly $800,000 to $5.97 million, including $361,000 on Tuesday, so the 1950s-set comedy-drama distributed by Sony is on course to surpass $12 million. https://www.if.com.au/australian-films-scorecard-2018-set/

02.01.2022 Aussie thriller Pimped starring Ella Scott Lynch and Benedict Samuel premiers across Australia from Tuesday ... check https://pimpedfilm.com/screenings for screenings.

01.01.2022 Spiked bon bons! Brissie folk, two more nights at New Farm, Pimped screens March 25, 27... grab your and check in for a creepy night out, its a killer!