Sydney Film Festival in focus
With work from all round the world, this year typifies the grand adventure of film festivals.
With work from all round the world, this year typifies the grand adventure of film festivals.
Centred on a trip woven with laughter and sadness, machismo and sensitivity.
Sally Potter’s hosts take a lesson from Abigail and Don.
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Contemporary art-scene flick transcends film festival origins.
This fantastic Chilean woman very much lives up to the film's title.
Rom-com looks at paternity from the French perspective.
Gollum actor’s directorial debut is sweetly done if overly honeyed.
Deeply researched documentary restores musical old masters.
Muriel's headed for the Sydney stage. The creative team explains why turning the film into a musical was a “no-brainer”.
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Relentlessly entertaining and unlike any Australian film we've seen before.