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How colour became a character in Memoir of a Snail, with the help of DaVinci Resolve Studio

Colorist Deidre (Dee) McClelland CSI shares her creative process.

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BFI London Film Festival 2024 – a cinema academic’s look at the year ahead on the big screen

This year’s London Film Festival boasted 254 feature and short films, with an all-time high of 44% of the films screened by female and non-binary directors. But the festival’s most newsworthy event concerned a film that wasn’t screened at all.

The Conversation

‘Emotionally resonant’ animation wins top prize at London film festival

Jury names Adam Elliot’s Memoir of a Snail as best film in first for stop-motion feature

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Overtly handmade and so very moving: Adam Elliot’s Memoir of A Snail is a stop motion triumph

Stop motion films are by their nature a remarkable feat. When you know a movie has been carefully crafted, over several years and through thousands of photographs of handmade sets and characters, this alone makes it a delight to watch.

The Conversation

The best films to see at the London Film Festival 2024: from Blitz to Nightbitch

Steve McQueen’s new Second World War drama to the Cannes winner - these are the buzziest must-see watches from this year’s festival

Evening Standard

Oscar-winning animator Adam Elliot: ‘Why does everything have to be Disney?’

The Australian filmmaker of Harvie Krumpet and Mary and Max has long cherished the deadly and deadpan. His latest stars Sarah Snook as a collector of ornamental snails – and draws from a family history of hoarding

The Guardian - AU

What this unusual Canberra sign has to do with the Oscars

'Caution! This sign has sharp edges.'

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From Furiosa to Nicolas Cage: 10 Australian films to watch in 2024

The Mad Max franchise returns, a Hollywood star plays an Aussie surfer and an Indigenous horror feature to premiere at Sundance – here’s what to look out for this year

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