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We first speak with director/writer of Inside Charles Williams here, a remarkable film starring Cosmo Jarvis, Guy Pearce & Vincent Miller. In cinemas from 27th February. Facebook  InstagramWe follow with a word from Devina McPherson here, the co-facilitator of the AIDC 2025 Indigenous Creators Program.

We go to the launch of the fourth Birraranga Film Festival here and then chat with Tony Briggs here the director of the festival. Birraranga Film Festival is the only Indigenous run indigenous film festival in Australia.

We chat with Lachlan Hannah who works as a Videographer for Basketball Australia.

The RMIT The Best Films You Have Never Seen program at the Capitol will be screening Seven Samurai. We chat with Dr Stephen Gaunson here about this ground breaking film a must for amyone serious about filmmaking and viewing.

Our Warrior: The story of Robbie Thorpe is now finished and we have a special community screening set for Saturday 15 February at Cinema Nova in Carlton!After over eight years, this project is now ready for the screen and you are invited to be the first to see it.This 53-minute documentary tracks the resurgence of a powerful Black, Indigenous, anti-colonial movement that is currently reshaping the country. It looks back at Robbie’s childhood, his family and his emergence as one of the most controversial and uncompromising activists in Australia today.We talk with filmmaker Anthony Kelly.

We chat with Warik Lawrance here, Digital Production Designer and founder of the Dome Under Film Festival which screened at Scienceworks between Jan 31-Feb 2.Michael Dillon's great adventure film The Great White Whale will be screening at The Sun Cinema and Nova with accompaning Q&A. We revisit my chat  with Michael Dillon here.

We go to the Melbourne premiere of Leigh Whannell's new film Wolfman - another reinvention of an old genre trope with surprising results. In cinema's now.

Today we chat with filmmaker Ros Horin about her film Welcome to Yiddishland which explores Yiddish as a thousand year old language and its role in Jewish culture.

We speak with writer/director Danielle Loy, about Under Streetlights set for a theatrical release on Dec 12th at select cinemas. Under Streetlights weaves a multilayered tapestry of evolving relationships, shared grief and a constant beacon of hope. Through their shared love of music, Izak (Jacob Harvey) and Ella (Madison Hull) overcome adversity, both struggling with the shadows of alcoholic fathers and losing family members, while bearing the weight of diverse cultural expectations.

Today we talk with Brendan Swift, a financial journalist, whoes book Money, Art and Madness investigates the resurgence of the Australian film industry, starting in and around the 1970s on the back of Government financing schemes. His book published by Wildsmilth Publishing looks at the success or otherwise of bureaucrats being put in charge of picking winners.