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Sophie Hyde's new film Animals is in cinemas now. Go and see it after you listen to our chat.

Tristan Barr, writer, co-director, co-producer and lead actor of Watch the Sunset talks about the one shot film focusing on how the drug ice destroys lives in rural centres. It is now showing on Stan. Director and writer of The Nightingale, Jennifer Kent talks to us about the must watch film set in early 1800s Tasmania.

Director Kim Farrant talks about her film Angel of Mine out in Australian cinemas Sept 5th.

This is a taster for the serious viewer of important Australian films. The Nightingale the new film by Jenny Kent is an important film as it takes aim at the violence inherent in the subjucation of the Aboriginals and the women in the stealing of Australia by Europeans. In this program we hear a Q&A with one of the producers Kristina Ceyton and the editor Simon Njoo.

A Q&A with the writer and one of the lead actors of this impressive Foxtel Australian series Lambs of God gives insights into how this series got off the ground and was made.

Animals opens in cinemas on Sept 12. Here we listen to director Sophie Hyde and editor Bryan Mason talk after a Melbourne AACTA screening.

Denise Eriksen talks about Make it an AFTRS and Film Victoria event on July 27-28 offering an outstanding conference for new people going into the film, television and radio professions. Over 75 leading professionals will be offering advice to the aspiring professionals at St Kilda Town hall this week end. Filmmaker Wade Jackson tells us about his film Waiting: the Van Duren story playing at the M...

Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) runs 19th-30th July with 110 films on offer. Today we talk to filmmakers Fiona Cochrane (Ska'd for Life) and Jeremy Dylan (Tommy Emmanuel: The Endless Road) about their films showing at the festival.

Filmmaker Helen Gaynor talks about her new film The Candidate which has it's world premiere at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival on July 28th, 11am at Cinema Nova. The Candidate follows Greens Alex Bhathal in the nail biting by election in Batman.

Filmmaker Richard Lowenstein talks about his new film Mystify.

The Capitol cinema Melbourne, designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin, has been refurbished and reopened for business on June 3. Here is a report.

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Film maker Ben Strunin and Producer Cathy Cole give us an insight into their film project about Banumbirr, Yolngu for ‘Morning Star’, Arnhem Land Songlines and a tour bringing the message to Europe www.morningstardocumentary.com

The Melbourne International Youth Film Festival (MIYFF) is thrilled to announce its first ever program. In its first edition, MIYFF aims to showcase the best short films by the filmmakers of tomorrow. MIYFF will be presenting an amazing mix of 25 short films from all over world over two exciting days in May and June. With three sessions over two days, MIYFF will be presenting 25 short films from b...

Part 2 of an extended conversation with Sean McMullen author and his daughter C.S. McMullen, script writer. https://variety.com/2019/film/news/trustnordisk-uta-unveils-first-still-of-the-other-lamb-exclusive-1203214256/

Part 1 of an extended conversation with Sean McMullen author and his daughter C.S. McMullen, script writer. 

A chat with film maker Travis Beard about his doco Rockabul about the heavy metal band scene in Kabul. now showing at Nova Go figure!!!!

The sixth Setting Sun Short Film Festival is bigger than ever showcasing local filmmakers from Melbourne's West and further a field. We speak to the Festival Director Anna Bourzoukas.

A chat with Nic Wrathal on of the filmmakers responsible for the film Undermined - tales from the Kimbeley

The final in our series from the AIDC. Here Alan Hicks talks about his masterful documentary about the American music legend Quincy Jones.

Liam Ward talks about the films at this years Marxism 2019 this Easter.

Gabrielle Brady talks about her film The Island of Hungry Ghosts at the recent Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC).

At the recent AIDC at ACMI writer and dircetor of Sherpa: trouble on Everest Jenny Pedder gave a session on Writing Scripts for Documentaries.

As part of the Centre Piece Gala at the MQFF Drew Droege, US stand-up comic/ actor came in to the studio to chat about his play/ film Bright Colors and Bold Patterns. Tony Prescott's The Pretend One gives an Australian twist to the idea of a pretend friend, through emotional turmoil and satisfying resolution a sweet Australian film waiting for you to buy a ticket for it's upcoming tour of the majo...

Jo Thomas, Producer, talks about Hotel Mumbai in cinemas now. This film focuses on the terrorist attack on Mumbai in 2008 with specific attention on the attack on the iconic Taj Mahal Hotel.