From screen to street art: the horror director who does it all

A snapshot of a surreal horror film has hit Port Adelaide. CityMag met the artist and director to learn more about the film, its overseas success and portraying auditory hallucinations on screen.

A new perspective at the British Film Festival 2023

1–29 November 2023

Camera shops can’t keep up with the image economy

Photographers seeking an analogue aesthetic in a digital world have created a national 35mm colour film shortage, but the shutterbugs at Hutt Street Photos are doing their best to meet demand.

Director Madeleine Parry on Adelaide as a story-making city

Ahead of her first feature film premiering at the Adelaide Film Festival this week, Madeleine Parry speaks with CityMag about 'The Angels: Kickin’ Down the Door' and making a screen career in South Australia.

Adelaide Film Festival releases 2022 lineup

The 2022 Adelaide Film Festival has unveiled a program of 129 films that will take audiences around the world in 11 days – from the depths of a giant ice hole in Greenland to the drama of a concert hall in Germany.

Vicious Video is a love letter to vintage films

In a deserted mall in the middle of the CBD, a new retail store awaits a horde of collectors vying for their pick of past eras' best cinema.

Brenton Torrens: From street to stage

He might have rapped about your hat as you walked along Hindley Street, but Brenton Torrens is not just another guy who thinks he can freestyle. The Adelaide busker is dedicated to his dream of a life in hip-hop and he sees the small city's streets as the right place to start.

Adelaide Film Festival Opening Night

Portraits in Motion: Capturing the moments in between

Artist Volker Gerling’s flipbooks cross the borders between film and photography, and in doing so capture something rarely seen in the more traditional mediums.