Tag: Australian cinema

The best quotes from The Castle are of course going to include “Tell him he's dreaming” and “Straight to the pool room” but a there’s a few others that defo rank right up there, according to the Bogan Bingo boys.

If you are an Australian living abroad, you will probably find yourself missing home at some point. Time then for a down under flick.

Film festival organisers promise all the "energy, beauty, toughness, drama, eeriness, rebellion, humour and emotional honesty" that is Australia, on the big screen at Regent Street Cinema in London.

The city of churches gets into the spring of things this month with a golden nugget of a mini film festival worth checking out, says our resident Aussie cinephile Paul O’Hanlon.

George Miller's stunning post-Apocalyptic thrill ride picks up six Oscars at the Academy Awards.

Our Australian film buff takes a nostalgic stroll through Oz cinema history, and the greatest all-time kiss in movies, on the 20th anniversary of the death of one of the greats.

It has been a long road for Mercia Deane-Johns, star of one of this year’s most talked about Aussie flicks, ‘Last Cab to Darwin’.

National treasure Russell Crowe reveals he has twice had his application to become an Aussie rejected.

You better watch out, you better not cry, the Babadook could be lurking nearby... or sitting right next to you on the London Underground.

While Nick Cave and Margot Robbie may have missed out at the British Academy of Film and Television Awards, The Lego Movie sure did us proud.

Jetlag bar have stocked the fridge full of Aussie beer, getting set for a massive Australia Day with movies and Triple J. Plus there’s live Down Under tunes at The Purple Turtle.

Australian film, Charlie's Country', is making its mark in the international film scene and is opening the Cork Film Festival.

Director of the new Mad Max film says it breaks his heart that he could not ask veteran actor Mel Gibson to reprise the role of the iconic Aussie Road Warrior.

In a candid interview this week Guy Pearce, the brains behind the hit Australian movie ‘The Rover’ and contributor to the success of UK award-winning ‘The King’s Speech’ confessed to his former dependence on marijuana.