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NewsState Library of Queensland to Bin Popular Cult Film Program
SLiQ Flicks has been given the flick.
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NewsConcrete Playground Meets Game of Thrones Actor Liam Cunningham
Davos Seaworth was in Three Williams cafe yesterday.
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NewsHow The Two Faces of January Got Its Luxe ’60s Greek Isles Look
Costume designer Steven Noble hits the vintage shops with Kirsten Dunst to create a dreamy vision of 1962.
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NewsI Dream of Gina: A Preview of Your New Favourite Rinehart-Themed Documentary
We talk to the filmmaker about everyone's favourite billionaire mining heiress.
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NewsUnderground Cinema Announces Latest Sydney Theme and Dates
Rally yourself for a sepia-toned film event. Vive La Resistance!
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NewsFrank is Running Around Newtown This Afternoon, Missed Coldplay
One day late to the Coldplay party.
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NewsThe Best, Worst and Weirdest of the 61st Sydney Film Festival
Here's what our critics loved, loathed, admired and squirmed over.
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NewsWin House of Cards on DVD and Power Styling to Match
A Good Man will style you to be a total boss, Machiavellian or otherwise.
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NewsBehind the Scenes of The Rover with Director David Michod
How the director realised his unique vision for the end of days and Robert Pattinson.
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NewsThe Dark Horse to Open New Zealand International Film Festival
Local films about double lives, speed chess champions, Israeli politics and climate change have made the cut for this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. Thirteen Kiwi films being showcased, including The Dark Horse which will kick off the two-and-a-half week event.
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NewsWin Tickets to Concrete Playground’s Preview Screening of Galore
Catch an early screening of Australia's answer to Skins.
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Win Tickets to Concrete Playground’s Preview Screening of Galore
Catch an early screening of Australia's answer to Skins.
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NewsWin Tickets to Million Dollar Arm
One of five double passes up for grabs to this new Disney classic.
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NewsCannes Winners Added to Sydney Film Festival 2014 Program
Twenty-five-year-old Xavier Dolan now has TWO films in the festival.
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NewsThe Eames Explainer: How One Family Left a Legacy on Furniture, Film and Steve Jobs
We know them for their chairs, but Charles and Ray Eames had their fingers in many random pies.
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NewsWin Tickets to See Good Vibrations
A scrappily loveable ode to the energy and abandon of punk rock.
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NewsThe Five Best Events at the Sydney Film Festival Hub 2014
Because cinephilia isn't all about sitting quietly in the dark.
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NewsBrisbane International Film Festival Postponed For 2014
Clashes with the G20 summit and internal rifts could prove fatal for the BIFF this year.
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NewsFive Unexpected Things We Learnt From Cannes Film Festival 2014
Tarantino says cinema is dead, and your boyfriend Ryan Gosling sucks at directing.
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NewsAustralia Gets Its First Annual Scandinavian Film Festival
Experience the cool cinema of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
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NewsUniversal’s Harry Potter Theme Park is After Your Galleons With Their Latest Gringotts Ride
It features a 60-foot dragon. Enough said.
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NewsFive Things You Can Expect From The Government’s Piracy Crackdown
Tony Abbott and George Brandis are going after your Game of Thrones.
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NewsWin Tickets to See The Broken Circle Breakdown
An interesting, bluegrass-filled take on what's probably the most miserable story you can tell.
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NewsHow to Use Your 2014 Sydney Film Festival Flexipass
See the best, weirdest and most memorable movies - not just the most popular.
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NewsTen Must See Films at The Documentary Edge Festival 2014
Is it just me or does the Documentary Edge Festival just get better every year?
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NewsMeet ‘Him’, the Talking Website Bringing Us One Step Closer to Spike Jonze’s ‘Her’
Spoiler: it's super creepy.
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NewsTaika Waititi’s Vampire Mockumentary Shot Entirely in Wellington
A mockumentary following four Wellingtonian vampire flatmates around during their day-to-day lives.
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NewsThe Eight Best Films to See at the Architecture and Design Film Festival
The festival tackles all the grittier issues of design: screening informative, challenging and visually beautiful films.
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NewsWin Tickets to See The Double
From the director of Submarine comes this deadpan Dostoyevsky adaptation.
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NewsWorld’s Remotest Film Festival Marks Its 11th Anniversary
The festival takes place in the Sahara desert, 170 kilometres away from the nearest village.
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News52 Tuesdays’ Unique Look at a Teen and Her Transgender Mother
With a wave of Sundance hype behind them, filmmaker Sophie Hyde and actor Tilda Cobham-Hervey bring 52 Tuesdays home.
