Turkey Shoot isn’t a masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination. It features a host of flawed acting, flawed special effects and due to a third of its budget being taken away at the last second, some extremely flawed production design.

A dawn raid of Eddie Fleming’s (Hugo Weaving) apartment throws him into a world of chaos as he is dragged to his local police station to answer questions about the disappearance of family man Mr. Beecroft.

Erskineville Kings is a story about freedom that challenges the notion of family and brotherhood. 

Winning three AFI awards in the year of its release (including Best Film), Flirting continues the teenage adventures and misadventures of Danny Embling (Noah Taylor), the central character in writer/director John Duigan’s previous Australian classic The Year My Voice Broke.

What do you do when your wife is killed by a fridge falling from the sky?

From the opening minutes of his Ozploitation classic, George Miller establishes himself as one of the greatest visual film makers in the history of cinema.

Looking for Alibrandi is a classic genre piece essentially about ethnicity, adolescence and the journey of a teenage girl dealing with family, friends and loss.

Our first Thievish Thursday takes a brief look at the irreparable effects of crime over the family unit, in celebration of the new ABC1 series The Straits.

That it took over five years to make an Australian film is no great surprise. From a genesis beginning on the Movie Channel’s Project Greenlight, one may have thought the general timeframe may have been expedited.

Grief surrounds the O’Neill family after the patriarch (Aden Young) suddenly dies from a heart attack.