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[FILM REVIEW] THE NEW BOY Review (2023)

July 16, 2023July 16, 2023 Dave Alex First, Aswan Reid, Australia, Cate Blanchett, Central Coast Radio, David Griffiths, Deborah Mailman, Kaliem Miller, Kyle Miller, Laiken Woolmington, Shane Brady, The New Boy, The Popcorn Conspiracy Radio Show, Tyler Spencer, Tyrique Brady, Tyzalian Roderick, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair

Alex First and Dave Griffiths review The New Boy for Subculture.

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[FILM NEWS] THE NEW BOY Wraps Shooting

December 8, 2022December 8, 2022 Dave Aswan Reid, Australia, Cate Blanchett, Deborah Mailman, Kailem Miller, Kyle Miller, Laiken Woolminton, Shane Brady, The New Boy, Tyer Spencer, Tyrique Brady, Tyzalin Roderick, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair

The New Boy wraps shooting in South Australia this week.

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[FILM NEWS] SERIOUSLY RED Trailer Released

July 21, 2022 Dave Australia, Bobby Cannavale, Celeste Barber, Daniel Webber, Gracie Otto, Jeason Kittson, Krew Boylan, Rose Byrne, Seriously Red, Thomas Campbell, Todd Lassance, Wayne Blair

The trailer for Seriously Red has been released.

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[FILM REVIEW] RAMS Review (2020)

January 2, 2021 Dave Asher Keddie, Asher Yasbinek, David Griffiths, Grimur Hakonarson, Hayley McElhinney, Jeremy Sims, Jules Duncan, Kipan Rothbury, Leon Ford, Michael Caton, Miranda Richarson, Rams, Sam Neil, Travis McMahon, Wayne Blair, Will McNeil

Subculture deliver their Rams review

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[FILM NEWS] RAMS Trailer Released

May 18, 2020 Dave Asher Keddie, Jeremy Sims, Michael Caton, Miranda Richardson, Rams, Sam Neill, Wayne Blair

In remote Western Australia, two estranged brothers, Colin (Sam Neill) and Les (Michael Caton), are at war. Raising separate flocks

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[FILM NEWS] ADELAIDE FILM FESTIVAL Guests Announced

October 8, 2018October 8, 2018 Dave Adelaide Film Festival, Armie Hammer, Baykali Ganambarr, Benjamin Law, Clara Rugaard, David Stratton, Dev Patel, Eric Glynn, Jennifer Kent, Justine Clarke, Kamila Andini, Margaret Pomeranz, Tess Haubrich, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair, Widad Shafakoj

Opening October 10 with Hotel Mumbai stars Armie Hammer, Dev Patel and Tilda Cobham-Hervey on the red carpet, the Adelaide Film Festival has now unveiled

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Cleverman Season 1 Review

September 4, 2016September 29, 2016 Dave Adam Briggs, Aileen Hunh, Alexis Lane, Andrew McFarlane, Ben Toyer, Benson Jack Anthony, Cleverman, David Griffiths, Deborah Mailman, Dylan Young, Elijah Valadian-Wilson, Frances O'Connor, Geogia Wilde, Hunter Page-Lochard, Iain Glen, Isaac Drandic, Jack Charles, Jack Kingsley, Jack Mars, Jada Alberts, Jane Allen, Jenny Templeton, Jeremy Ambrum, Jerome Cosgrave, Jon Bell, Josh McConville, Julian Maroude, Kamil Ellis, Kathy Marika, Katie Wall, Leah Purcell, Leeanna Walsman, Lilly Bader, Lynette Curran, Marcus Graham, Mark Simpson, Matthew Wilkinson, Michael Miller, Miranda Tapsall, Nancy Denis, Rahel Romahn, Rarriwuy Hick, Rhondda Findleton, Rob Collings, Robyn Nevin, Rosharn Marr, Ryan Corr, Sam Parsonson, Sean Hawkins, Stef Dawson, Tamala Shelton, Tasma Walton, Tony Briggs, Trevor Jamieson, Tyson Towney, Val Weldon, Waverley Stanley Jnr, Wayne Blair

Summary: In the very near future, creatures from ancient mythology must live among humans and battle for survival in a world

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The Turning (2013)

September 26, 2013September 28, 2013 Dave Andrew Upton, Anthony Lucas, Ashlee Page, Breanna Harding, Casey Douglas, Cate Blanchett, Circa Contemporary Circus, Claire McCarthy, Colin Friels, Dan Wyllie, David Griffiths, David Wenham, Dean Daley-Jones, Di Adams, Dougie Baldwin, Emily Ballou, Eva Lazzaro, Finn Ireland, Finn Woodlock, Greg King, Harrison Gilbertson, Harry Borland, Henri Phillips, Hugo Weaving, Ian Meadows, Jakory Blanco, James Fraser, Jarli-Russell Blanco, Jonathan Auf Der Heide, Joseph Pedley, Josh McConville, Jub Clerc, Justin Kurzel, Justin Monjo, Kate Mulvaney, Kris Mrska, Lee Jankowski, Libby Tanner, Marcel Dorney, Marieka Walsh, Matt Nable, Matthew Shanley, Meyne Wyatt, Mia Wasikowska, Miranda Otto, Mirrah Foulkes, Myles Pollard, Nikita Leigh-Pritchard, Oscar Redding, Paul Ireland, Rhys Graham, Richard Roxburgh, Robert Connolly, Robyn Nevin, Rose Byrne, Shaun Gladwell, Simon Stone, Stephen Page, Susie Porter, The Turning, The Turning Review, Tony Ayres, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair, Yaron Lifschitz

Summary: Seventeen talented Australian directors from diverse artistic disciplines each create a chapter of the hauntingly beautiful novel by multi award-winning

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2013 Australian Film Critics Association Awards Nominations

February 22, 2013February 25, 2013 Dave 33 Postcards, A Separation, Adam Arkapaw, AFCA Awards, All The Way Through Evening, Amiel Courtin-Wilson, Antony Partos, Antony Starr, Argo, Beasts Of The Southern Wild, Bojana Novakovic, Burning Man, Cate Shortland, Cezary Skubiszewski, Chris O'Dowd, Daniel P. Jones, Dany Cooper, Dead Europe, Deborah Mailman, Deep Blue Sea, Essie Davis, Ewen Leslie, Felicity Price, Garry Phillips, Garry Waddell, Germain McMicking, Graham Tardif, Graham Walker, Hail, Holy Motors, Hugo, I Am 11, Jason Ballantine, Jessica Mauboy, Joel Edgerton, Jules O'Loughlin, Keith Thompson, Kieran Darcy-Smith, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Le Havre, Liev Schrieber, Life In Movement, Lore, Martin Connor, Marton Csokas, Matthew Goode, Max Richter, Melinda Doring, Mental, Moonrise Kingdom, Not Suitable For Children, Paul Kelly: Stories Of Me, Peter Sciberras, Ralph de Heer, Rebecca Gibney, Robin Mukherjee, Sarah Snook, Saskia Rosendahl, Searching For Sugarman, Silke Fischer, Steve Benwell, Steven Jones-Evans, The Kid With A Bike, The King Is Dead, The Raid, The Sapphires, Toni Collette, Tony Briggs, Veronika Jenet, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair, Wish You Were Here, Zohie Castalleno

The nominations for the 2013 AFCA Awards are: BEST FILM: Hail, Lore, The King Is Dead, The Sapphires, Wish You

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2013 AACTA Award Winners Announced

January 31, 2013 Dave A Moody Christmas, Aaron Jeffrey, Adam Zwar, Agony Aunts, Al Clark, Amanda Brotchie, Andrew Plain, Antony Starr, Ben Osmo, Bruce Cohen, Bry Jones, Cate Blanchett, Celeste Geer, Chris Bryan, Chris O'Dowd, Dale Cornelius, Dan Fill, Daniel Day Lewis, Dany Cooper, David Gardner, David O. Russell, David Webster, Deborah Mailman, Django Unchained, Donna Gigliotti, Dr Sarmast's Music School, Ellenor Cox, Felicity Price, Fighting Fear, Frank Verheggen, Geoffrey Rush, Go Back To Where You Came From, Howzat! Kerry Packer's War, Imogen Banks, Iron Sky, Ivan O'Mahoney, Jack Irish: Bad Debts, Jeffrey Walker, Jeni McMahon, Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Mauboy, John Edwards, John Simpson, Jonathan Gordon, Jono Ma, Julian, Jussi Lehtiniemi, Juuso Kaari, Keith Thomas, Keith Thompson, Kelly Myers, Kieran Darcy-Smith, Kylie du Fresne, Leah Purcell, Lee Kelly, Lincoln, Livia Ruzic, Lore, Lowdown Season 2, Macario De Souza, Mandy McElhinney, Marcus Gillezeau, Marieka Walsh, Matteo Zingales, Matthew Kowald, Matthew Moore, Melinda Doring, Michael McKay, Mimi Butler, Nicole Kidman, Nicole Minchin, Not Suitable For Children, Once Upon A Time In Cabramatta, Patrick Brammall, Puberty Blues, Quentin Tarantino, Rake Season 2, Redfern Now, Richard Roxburgh, Rick McPhee, Ricky Ponting, Robert Jago, Rosemary Blight, Russell Crowe, Sam Wilson, Samuli Torssonen, Sarah Watt, Saskia Rosendahl, Silver Linings Playbook, Stephen Curry, Steven McGregor, Storm Surfers 3D, Tess Schofield, The Adventures Of Figaro Pho, The Amazing Race Australia, The Hunter, The Sapphires, Then The Wind Changed, Tim Bonython, Tony Briggs, Transmission, Trent Chapman, Underbelly Badness, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair, Wish You Were Here, Zak Hilditch

The winners of the 2nd annual Australian Academy of Cinema and Televsion Arts Awards were last night announced at a

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