Australian film

Here is an excerpt of our epic discussion on the films of 2011!  Beth, Jenni and Nat talk about what's been going on in the Australian film industry and overseas, and they pick out their personal favourite films of the year.   

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Best Films 2011 with Nat Beth and Jenni 18 December.mp3

Nat and Josh had an interesting conversation with Fred Schepisi about his vision for The Eye of the Storm and they also discussed the current state of the Australian film industry. 

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Interview with Fred Schepisi Eye of the Storm with Intro 28 August.mp3

Nat and Josh reviewed The Eye of the Storm, directed by Fred Schepisi and starring Geoffrey Rush, Judy Davis and Charlotte Rampling. 


The Eye of the Storm is in cinemas from 15 September. 

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Eye of the Storm Review with Nat and Josh with Intro 28 August.mp3

Florence talked to writer and director Beck Cole and actor Pauline Whyman about their film Here I Am, telling stories of Aboriginal women in today's world, creating interesting acting roles for women and their passion for filmmaking.

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Interview with Beck Cole and Pauline Whyman Here I Am Film.mp3

Beth went to see the new Australian film, Snowtown, based on true events about the people involved in the Snowtown murders in Adelaide’s northern suburbs from 1992-1999.  The film portrays sixteen year-old Jamie Vlassakis and a man by the name of John Bunting, who becomes both a father figure and mentor to Jamie.  Jamie grows to respect and fear John Bunting and gradually adopts John

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Lucas Pittaway Interview Snowtown May.mp3

Adam and Cassie were joined by Ralph Moser, director of the new Australian feature film 'Little Johnny, the movie.' The film is an animation for adults that pays homage to little Johnny jokes. Ralph told us his favourite (g-rated) little Johnny joke.

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Podcast 6 March Ralph Moser.mp3