In the Driver’s Seat: The Relatable Radicalism of David Easteal’s The Plains Words Glenn Dunks Australian and New Zealand Cinema
Future Projection: The Emotional Landscape of Ivan Sen’s Loveland Words Travis Johnson Australian and New Zealand Cinema
Aspirational Delight: The Bland Fantasies of Renée Webster’s How to Please a Woman Words Mel Campbell Australian and New Zealand Cinema
Breaking Point: Grief and Rebirth in Matthew J Saville’s Juniper Words Daniel Lammin Australian and New Zealand Cinema
Staying Afloat: Tyler Atkins on Bosch & Rockit Words Oliver Pfeiffer Australian and New Zealand Cinema
‘Now You’re at Home’: The Power of Music in Macario De Souza’s 6 Festivals Words Claire White Australian and New Zealand Cinema
World Without a Map: The Flattening Perspective of Jennifer Peedom’s River Words Kenta McGrath Documentary
Stolen Lives: Confronting the Past in Allan Clarke’s The Bowraville Murders Words Jasmine Crittenden Documentary
Lingering Notes: A Song Cycle Remembered in Philippa Bateman’s Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow Words Barnaby Smith Documentary
Adelaide Dreams Electric: Immersive Possibilities at Adelaide Fringe Words Kim Munro Beyond the Big Screen
A God Is Born: Religion and the Absurd in Ritwik Pareek’s Dug Dug Words Anthony Carew Focus on Asia and the Middle East
Cinema Science: Cosmic Collisions and Disaster Denialism in Don’t Look Up Words Dave Crewe Screen Education
‘Mixed Up with Other People’s Dreams’: The Tangled Webs of Time in Summer Words David Heslin Critical Views
Cinematic Devices: Darcy Yuille on One Punch and Using Everyday Technology to Advantage Words Cameron Williams Industry Perspectives
Forty Years of the Australian Children’s Television Foundation Words Liz Giuffre Scope: Screen Industry Views
Student Films Take Centre Stage in the AFTRS Documentary Showcase Words Cameron Williams Scope: Screen Industry Views
End of an Era: Raging Fire and the Shifting Fortunes of Hong Kong Cinema Words Mike Walsh Scope: Screen Industry Views
Sustainable Growth for All: Meet Australia’s First Videogame Union Words Nicholas Kennedy Uncategorised