The Great Baz Luhrmann
Australia’s showman filmmaker continues to enthral – and divide – cinema audiences
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Watch government-produced documentaries from the Film Australia Collection in full. Latest: South West Corner (The Commonwealth Film Unit, 1961).
Australian screenings in May at Arc cinema at the NFSA include: My Brilliant Career, Romeo + Juliet and special sessions Don McAlpine Carte Blanche. Full program
NFSA digital restoration of Wrong Side of the Road to premiere at Sydney Film Festival.
Wish You Were Here wins five Film Critics’ Circle of Australia awards. Winners
Nominations for the 2013 Logie Awards have been announced. TV Tonight
The Rocket and Red Obsession both competing at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival. Indiewire
Aus films The Rocket, Satellite Boy and The Amber Amulet win prizes at the Berlinale. Details
ACMI’s upcoming Australian Perspectives features David Hannay and Bruce Petty. Details
Tropfest announces its finalists for 2013 (YouTube).
The Sapphires is the big winner at the 2013 AACTA Awards. Details
Patricia Lovell has died. Obituary
Beneath Clouds, Samson and Delilah, Ten Canoes, Green Bush among the films screening as part of Berlinale’s NATIVe program.
Yardbird wins Best Australian Short Film at Flickerfest. Full winners list
Actor Bille Brown has died. Obituary
Congratulations to this year’s Oscar nominees, including Australians Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts, Jacki Weaver and makeup artist Rick Findlater. Full list
Satellite Boy and Lore are screening in Women in Cinema at the Seattle International Film Festival. Details
15th birthday screening of Head On will take place during 20th Mardi Gras Film Festival.
Satellite Boy and The Rocket selected to screen at Berlinale. Details
The star of Red Dog has died. Details
Australia’s showman filmmaker continues to enthral – and divide – cinema audiences
Classic NSW Government community service announcements promoting public health and safety
For International Women’s Day 2013, Australian women writers talk about their craft
Short film initiatives like Deadly Yarns showcase and support Indigenous filmmakers
Watch films about surfing and the beach to celebrate summer in Australia
As the national company turns 50, we explore the origins of ballet in Australia.
The theme of NSW History Week 2012 is 'Threads’: fashion through the ages, wardrobes of the past.
Moving images that broaden the mind and expand your horizons.
How much has banking changed since these advertisements were screened in the 1950s?
The activism of 40 years ago has led to the Indigenous filmmaking successes of today.
Australian animation is under the spotlight at two events in Melbourne this month.
A new book celebrates the work of Australian cinematographers and captures more than 100 years of film history
Remembering Australian TV mums for Mother’s Day
For Anzac Day, we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Kokoda
The national science agency has been furthering Australian scientific research through its films since 1949
For 30 years, the Australian Children’s Television Foundation has been making quality kids TV look like child’s play
Sydney’s famous 'coathanger’ bridge opened 80 years ago amid a storm of controversy