Australian films

Cate Blanchett

The Athens Open-Air Film Festival takes film buffs into " George Miller's dystopian post-apocalyptic world with the cult classic from 1981 "Max Max 2: The Road Warrior." Believed by die-hard fans to the be the best of the series, "Road Warrior" stands out for the amazing cinematography by Dean Semler, among other features, including curt dialogues and incredible costume design.

The Athens Open-Air Film Festival presents the 1994 Australian comedy drama "The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert," about how a drag show ensemble's road trip across the Outback serves as an awakening for the artists themselves but also for dozens with whom they cross paths.

Australian star Nicole Kidman says her experience as the mother of adopted children meant she closely related to her character in the movie "Lion," tipped as an Oscar favorite.

Rosie Huntington was a prime target for paparazzi yet again, since she was spotted outside Soho hotel in New York, dressed elegantly.

Rosie Huntington’s latest work has been her role in the new blockbuster “Mad Max: Fury Road”.

Hollywood beloved star Hugh Jackman spoke to Who Magazine on his battle against skin cancer. He revealed that, in November of 2013, he discovered a drop of blood on his nose, which he thought was a self-inflicted injury with Wolverine’s prop claws, since he was shooting X-Men at the time.

Top legal minds in Australia gave Greek philosopher Socrates a retrial at the Hellenic Museum. Greek-Australian actors interacted with top lawyers as Socrates was allowed to appeal his case over the weekend.

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) award-winners were announced Jan. 29. Actor and director Russell Crowe?s film ?The Water Diviner? won the Best Film award, while Turkish actor Y?lmaz Erdo?an, who plays a Turkish officer in the film, won the Best Supporting Actor award. 

BELGRADE - An Australian film festival featuring recent movies will be held in Belgrade from January 21 to 25.

Australian Ambassador to Serbia Julia Feeney will open the festival, while Black Baloon directed by Elissa Down will be the first film on the programme. It was made in 2008 in coproduction with the UK.

Crown Prince Charles and Prince William of Great Britain, as well as Australian actor Russell Crowe, are scheduled to attend the centennial of the Battle of Gallipoli in Çanakkale in late April.