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Australia’s leading inclusive filmmaking organisation invites young people with intellectual disability or autism to find their creative home in 15 locations nationally, as Boss Cat heads to cinemas. Enrolments are now open for Bus Stop Films’ 2027 Accessible Filmmaking Program, offering young people with intellectual disability or autism the chance to build friendships, develop...

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Dead Eyes, the Australian horror feature shot entirely in first-person POV, is now available to watch via VOD through Umbrella Entertainment. Written, directed, produced and edited by Brisbane filmmaker Richard E. Williams, the 81-minute feature was independently produced in South East Queensland. Told entirely through its protagonist’s perspective, the film follows a search for a…

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Language of Birds, the feature directorial debut of acclaimed documentary and drama director and writer Erica Glynn (She Who Must Be Loved Berlinale 2019), is now in post-production following a five week shoot in the raw beauty of Australia’s remote North East Arnhem Land. Starring actor Rärriwuy Hick (True Colours, Gods of Wheat Street, Wentworth)…

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With a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a ranking of number five on The Guardian’s list of the Top Ozploitation Movies, and the endorsement of filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino, Richard Franklin’s 1981 thriller Roadgames is a bona fide Australian classic. Now, Umbrella Entertainment is giving fans of the film, and general movie buffs, an opportunity…

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This year, Christmas comes a little earlier for horror fans with today’s announcement that Steven J. Mihaljevich’s gruesome survival horror thriller Shed is set for a national Q&A tour and cinema release in November. Ten-year-old Mia (Mani Shanks) loves Christmas with her family, but things take a turn on Christmas Eve when she is accidentally…

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