Eora’s small-run, small-scale, print publication world is blossoming, starring zines (RAG, Diptych) and magazines (Fling, Booker, PUSH, River Theory, Soft…
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Good Time Theatrics brings Jonathan Larson’s Tick, Tick…Boom!, considered his semi-autobiographical love letter to Broadway, to Australia’s last remaining pub…
“I would resist the idea of Palestinians being seen as victims. An oppressed people can always fight back, and through theatre we can offer our own perspective rather than just the spectator’s perspective.”
Sitting down with Honi Soit, Dunn spoke to the weight and joys of such firsts, her journey in writing, and what it means for me to be able to tell her own story, in a way, in Dirt Poor Islanders, and dispel the countless representations that seem to indicate that there is one way to look or be Tongan in Mount Druitt.
We look forward to waking up starry-eyed on Thursday mornings, to becoming confused when we receive emails from both The Paris End and The Paris Review forevermore. We’ll always have The Paris End — or, at least, until the death of cultural criticism falls upon us all.
Written by Jack Clark, from a story with co-director Jim Weir, the film follows bride-to-be Irene (Shabana Azeez) who is invited by her groom Louie (Mackenzie Fearnley) to attend his bucks party in a cabin in the woods.
With the release of Puan (2024), co-directed with María Alché, Honi Soit sat down to ask Naishtat about comedy, time, existentialism, and their place in the ever-growing and perplexing canon of New Argentine Cinema.
Noticing a gap in the market in Australia, Mumbi Hinga joined forces with longtime-collaborator Safia Amadou, and the Arts and Cultural Exchange (ACE) to provide a platform for African voices to be heard through film here.
Starting in 1997, the Japanese Film Festival Australia (JFF) was created with the aim of increasing global interest in Japanese…
Holding your own in this scene is already tricky enough, but coming into your 6th year of existence with a mission of creating a safe space for creatives to emerge and connect with each other