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Editors: Selin Duran & Angelina Michael
Digger Preview Screening Review
On Monday the 28th of September, I was invited to an advance screening of Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film, Digger.
Creativity Doesn't Expire. Imagination Doesn't Retire.
When a passion project turns into an experimental documentary of an elderly generation rolling up their sleeves, the film industry starts to come full circle and allows us to steal their energy. This is a recap of my interview with director Sean Cisterna, who alongside his team led a filmmaking workshop and got an elderly community to create their own short film.
A Seat At The Table: Insights Into Shared Table Regional Heroes
Food is much more than something shared around the dinner table. It is a vessel for memory, culture and identity, capable of breaking down barriers and connecting people across vastly different backgrounds. That is exactly what filmmaker Nandita Chakraborty does.
Nolan's Odyssey but in the way Chris intended
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey delivers a breathtaking cinematic spectacle, best experienced in 70mm IMAX. Featuring an all-star cast, stunning practical effects and Ludwig Göransson's evocative score, the film transforms Homer's ancient epic into an unforgettable big-screen experience.
Interview with Director Mary Zournazi on Compassion, Care and the Stories We Overlook
Interview with Director Mary Zournazi, who won Best Australian Documentary at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, for her film Acropolis Cats and Other Wondrous Animals.
A Home Away from Home: Inside the Indonesian Film Festival 2026
The 2026 Indonesian Film Festival (IFF) at ACMI celebrated not only Indonesian cinema, but also the shared experiences that connect audiences across cultures.
A Window Into REUNION: New Documentary Short
What happens when only ten people attend a high school reunion? Chloe Taylor’s new 21-minute short documentary, featured at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, turns a simple question into a wider conversation about identity, social media and personal growth.
Ten Films That Will Make You Fall in Love with Indian Cinema
A personal guide to discovering one of the world's most vibrant film industries
Pilot: Throwing It Back To 2016
On demand now: exploring the Korean craze in 2016 through the lens of an avid K-drama watcher.
Chapters of the unknown men
Dhurandhar portrays brutality, political intrigue, and a conflicted patriot’s journey, blending realism, storytelling, music, and sacrifice into a lasting impact
Hamnet (2025) — A Review
Explore what lingers most after the final frame in Hamnet (2025). In praise of the now Oscar-winning film, a review that highlights the importance of human connection and emotion that captivates people.