Chocolate Oyster is the debut narrative feature by Canada-born, Bondi-based film producer, director, and writer Steve Jaggi, making its international premiere at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Comprised of a… Read More
After watching the new animated feature The Breadwinner (directed by Nora Twomey) screening at the 2018 Sydney Film Festival, Kena chatted with animation director Lorraine Lordan. First of all, congratulations… Read More
Tiana chatted with Jesse Andrews author of the New York Times bestselling novels Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and The Haters. He also wrote the film adaptation of Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,… Read More
Patrick Ness is the best-selling and multiple award-winning author of the Chaos Walking Trilogy, A Monster Calls and The Rest of Us Just Live Here and many more. He also… Read More
Last year, when I walked out of my first viewing of Luca Guadagnino’s sensual masterpiece Call Me By Your Name, I shot rapid fire texts to all of my phone… Read More
Kena and Amy hit the red carpet for the Australian premiere of Love, Simon and spoke with Nick Robinson and Katherine Langford.
Tiana chatted with director Renae Maihi (Ngati Whakaue, Ngapuhi) during the Winda Film Festival. Maihi is an award winning and critically acclaimed writer & director in theatre & film. Would you first be… Read More
Kena met with Nils-Erik Ekblom at the Queer Screen Film Festival to chat about his latest film Screwed. To familiarise everyone, can you tell us a little about your filmic career… Read More
Tiana sat down with Luc Besson on his recent Australian visit to chat about his latest film Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. TM: What films influenced you/made an… Read More
Kena chatted with Francis Lee, director of God’s Own Country during the Melbourne International Film Festival. As an opener, could you tell us a little about yourself and your filmic career?… Read More
