Films

In their first small step towards easing restrictions following the COVID-19 pandemic, the cinemas at HOTA: Home of the Arts on the Gold Coast have opened up to a small number of patrons each day. The question is, which...

Following promising news that Arts Centre Melbourne would be opening up on a limited scale from 27 June yesterday, HOTA: Home of the Arts on the Gold Coast have confirmed activities will commence on a small-scale from this weekend.

While from COVID-19 quarantine we don't really have the chance to explore it, HOTA: Home of the Arts in conjunction with Adventure Entertainment will be giving the public an opportunity to appreciate nature by

In sad news last month, it was announced that the annual Gold Coast Film Festival (due to commence next week) would no longer be taking place in 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Hinting in their announcement that...

In even more devastating news given this is one festival I am particularly passionate about, a statement by the Gold Coast Film Festival confirmed that their 2020 festivities have been cancelled. The statement, available in full below, indicates that...

Photo Credit: FiledIMAGE / Shutterstock.com. News is continuing to trickle in from Australian theatre venues about events going forward or otherwise being cancelled due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

A few weeks ago, the Gold Coast Film Festival team announced some of the special events which would headline this year's festivities – including the return of their movie locations tour, the short film festival SIPFest and an ASMR performance. But...

In a strange world of swords, guns and kimonos, cell phones and cybernetics, a black samurai, Afro Samurai, seeks revenge from a man named Justice, who killed his father and is the #1 fighter in the world. After Afro...

While the wait continues to discover which films will be featured at this year’s annual Gold Coast Film Festival, the production team have unveiled some of the special events taking place during the festival. These events will be spread...

On March 12, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment will be screening the feature-length anime film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising in select cinemas across the country. Ahead of doing so for a limited time only, it has been confirmed...