Film Industry

An Australian film and television awards ceremony that has attracted Hollywood heavyweights, including Margot Robbie, will be held in Queensland until 2028.

On Tuesday, Arts Minister Tony Burke proposed a requirement for 10 per cent of streaming services' local expenditure to be spent on Australian film and TV. Here's what the industry thinks.

The actor's lawsuit against his co-star Blake Lively ends after he missed a court deadline on October 17 to file an amended complaint. 

Bluey composer Joff Bush, Megan Washington and the music for Tony Armstrong's Eat the Invaders were among the winners at the 2025 Screen Music Awards.

Canada's cult web series heads to the big screen, after creators Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol were told they could make any movie they liked after their success with BlackBerry.

Horror films can be a great training ground for filmmakers, but there is also a gritty reality, a panel of indie producers tells SXSW Sydney.

The original group was formed in October 1947 at a time when the US government worried that there were communists in Hollywood who were putting left-wing propaganda into the movies.

The daughter of the late actor Robin Williams has condemned AI-generated content featuring her father's likeness.

Renowned Australian director and screenwriter Bruce Beresford says US President Donald Trump's plan to impose a 100 per cent tariff on all foreign-made movies cannot be done.

The multi-billion-dollar Australian film industry searches for details after the US president announced he would impose a 100 per cent tariff on movies made outside America.

The new film follows the fictional heavy metal band reuniting for one final gig with cameos from Elton John and Paul McCartney. 

Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell tell News Breakfast that 'the best part' of working on their new movie A Big Bold Beautiful Journey was each other.

Redford died "at his home in Sundance in the mountains of Utah" surrounded by family, his publicist announced.

With promised local content requirements for streaming services delayed indefinitely, Australian filmmakers say the local industry is hurting.

When Disney came to Australia to film Ride a Wild Pony in the 1970s, the crew nearly returned to America to complete filming — then they found Chiltern.  

The Hollywood actress waved off concerns that her new film casts suspicion on women who come forward with sexual misconduct allegations, saying it's aimed at creating conversation.

Sydney's suburban cinemas were once our dream palaces. Many have closed their doors with some lying ghostly empty and others demolished, erased from our cityscape forever. For those still remaining, is the writing on the wall?

A Missouri care home announces the death of Hollywood stuntman Ronnie Rondell, who featured on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1975 album Wish You Were Here.

"A giant in his field": they're some of the words being used to describe the legendary film critic, writer and educator David Stratton, who's died aged 85.

He formed an indomitable on-air partnership with Margaret Pomeranz which spanned decades across the SBS and ABC, and became a cultural touchstone for many around the country.

Guest: George Miller, friend and Oscar-award winning director

Aamir Khan says audiences downloading his films illegally have helped grow his popularity far beyond India's borders, while a technological revolution is helping pave a way forward for domestic fans.