UNDER ‘FILMS’ DROPDOWN MENU THRE ARE SOME OF THE FILMS I HAVE SEEN
1,150 Free Movies Online: Great Classics, Indies, Noir, Westerns, etc.
HANCINEMA Korean Movie & Drama Data Base
There might be people who haven’t seen a Korean film out there, but there is no one who has seen a Korean film once only. We bet once you join our fantastic event, you will fall in love with Korean films.
Why Australians are getting hooked on Korean TV
200 CLASSIC FILMS TO STREAM by Korean Film Archive | The Korean Film Archive’s YouTube channel Korean Classic Film offers nearly 200 feature-length films with English subtitles available to stream, legally and for free. Watch now
Cinewest was conceived as an association in 1999 under the auspice of Auburn Community Development Network. In 2003, Cinewest became a legal entity as Company Limited by Guarantee (non-for Profit). Cinewest Board of directors are active media, academic, film and television industry members foreseeing the company’s aims and objectives. Since 2004, Cinewest is partially subsidized by Sydney Olympic Park Authority to deliver a series of screen culture activities and events as part of its arts and cultural strategies.
Since its conception, Cinewest has been a recipient of various grants and funds from Screen Australia, Screen NSW, the Australia Council for the Arts, Regional Arts Fund NSW, Arts NSW and many local and regional councils such as; Auburn Council, Parramatta Council and Shire Council.
PARADISE on GLEBE POINT ROAD: The Story of the Valhalla Cinema
The films bombed in local box offices*, but Chris and Barry thought they could draw a decent crowd.
Pat Garret and Billy the Kid, 1973, Peckinpah: a Western drama featuring Bob Dylan. Nashville, 1975, Altman: a sprawling satire, featuring rowdy country music.
They could have shown something safer, more palatable. Or they could have run the risk but hedged against catastrophe — they could have braced themselves for a modest turnout and polite, uninspired applause. At the very least, they could have chosen a humble venue to hide the empty space.
But they booked the St. Kilda Palais Theatre, the majestic edifice beside Melbourne’s Luna Park, and screened films that had proven to be commercial failures.
NOVEMBER 2016: Aussie Female Feature Filmmakers
These feature films are hitting the screens both big and small over the coming months including the theatrical and digital release of DRAMA on 17th November and the digital release of CRUSHED on 1st November, 2016. These films all pass the ‘Three Tick Test’ (At least three roles filled by women: writer, director, producer, protagonist) and have been recently released or are coming soon. Support women in film and check out these Aussie titles now at cinemas and online.
- ALL ABOUT E – writer/director by Louise Wadley / producer by Jay Rutovitz
- AMBROSIA – writer/director by Rhiannon Bannenberg
- CHASING ASYLUM – director/producer Eva Orner
- CRUSHED – writer/director/producer Megan Riakos / producer Sarah Bishop
- DAMAGED – director/producer Maha Wilson
- DRAMA writer/director/producer by Sophie Mathisen / producer Dominique Mathisen
- EMBRACE – writer/director/producer Taryn Brumfitt / producer Anna Vincent
- GAYBY BABY – Maya Newell
- GIRL ASLEEP – director/co-producer Rosemary Myers
- INNER DEMON – writer/director Ursula Dobrowski / producer Sue Brown
- LOOKING FOR GRACE – writer/director Sue Brooks / producers Lizzette Atkins, Sue Taylor, Alison Tilson
- SKIN DEEP – writer Monica Zanetti / producer by Rosie Lourde
- SHERPA – writer/director Jennifer Peedom / producer Bridget Ikin
- STRANGERLAND – director Kim Farrant / writer Fiona Seres / producer Naomi Wenck
- THE CONNECTION – Shannon Harvey
- THE DRESS MAKER – writer/director Jocelyn Moorhouse / producer Sue Maslin / novel by Rosalie Ham
- THE OPPOSITION – director/producer Hollie Fifer / producers Rebecca Barry, Madeleine Hetherton.
- WIDE OPEN SKY – writer/director/producer Lisa Nicol / producer Anna Craney
- WOMEN HE’S UNDRESSED – director/producer Gillian Armstrong / writer Katherine Thomson
Twelve Films That Highlight the Best in Humanity
It’s time for the Greater Goodies, honoring movies from the past year that exemplify human strengths and virtues. This year’s Oscar nominees for Best Picture tend to emphasize the worst in humanity. For example, Joker is about the descent into homicidal madness. Jojo Rabbit is about one of the worst events in human history, the Nazi Holocaust. 1917 is about another catastrophe, World War One.
The movies that get magic right
We all love a bit of magic in the movies, but sleight of hand and spine-tingling tricks can be hard to capture believably on film. To help narrow down our summer watch-list, we’ve recruited the expert cast of James Galea’s BEST TRICK EVER to recommend titles that get a sorcerer’s genuine stamp of approval…
3d art and animation 