THE BEST OF SHANGHAI FASHION WEEK S/S 24
Shanghai Fashion Week 2024 started the Asian fashion calendar off with an electrifying start. Shanghai has been at the forefront of the Asian fashion market
THE FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON DISPLAYS 115 WORKS OF MARK ROTHKO IN TRIBUTE
“I became a painter because I wanted to elevate painting to a level as moving as music and poetry” – Mark Rothko Mark Rothko (1903-1970) was an
FIB Retro Film Review: Romper Stomper
Russell Crowe’s blazing entrance onto world cinema attention like Eric Bana’s in Chopper and Geoffrey Rush’s in Shine, all of them going on to international careers that have
An Interview with In-House Author of ‘Flare and Falter’, Oliver Clarke
Ahead of the publication in full of ‘Flare and Falter’, his ten-part history of Australian cinema, we sat down with our very own Oliver Clarke
Flare and Falter: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series. Chapter Ten: We Can Make Our Own Rubbish
The last two decades have been successful but not incredible for Australian cinema, so what can we expect next and what do we have to
Flare and Falter: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series. Chapter Seven: Not A Knife
The international success of Ozploitation films such as Crocodile Dundee pulled in a large income for Australian films, but created a reputation cemented in stereotype and inaccuracy.
‘The Flare and Falter’: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series: Springs, Steel Springs
Riding the wave of critical success in the 1970’s, Australian cinema during the 80’s saw filmmakers explore new avenues in their representation of Australian life.
“The Flare and Falter”- The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series: Have A Drink?
The 1970’s saw the emergence of Australian cinema as a distinctive and scintillating challenge to international competitors with the rise of the Australian New Wave movement.
“The Flare And Falter” – The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Film Documentary series: A Sunburnt Country
Cinematic adaptations of literature pose many problems, yet have also led to the creation of some of the world’s greatest films. Australia’s own rich literary
“The Flare And Falter” – The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Film Documentary Series: In The Dreaming Time Of Tomorrow
The 1930’s and 40’s saw many advancements introduced to the film industry, but how did the struggling Australian production houses react proactively to the new
FIB Reviews: On Chesil Beach
Like running along the beach of its title, On Chesil Beach is gorgeous and slow, but at times unbearable. Adapting his own novella, Ian McEwan takes
Sydney’s Mardi Gras Film Festival: Celebrating 25 Years of LGBTQIA Cinema
With Sydney’s annual Mardi Gras parade approaching faster than a pink bus filled with Redbull the city is abuzz with excitement and party preparations. But why
FIB Film of the Week: Jasper Jones
Being dubbed as Australia’s take on the classic film Stand by Me, this coming-of-age film deals with the issue of prejudice in the fictitious rural town
