Director and Australian film industry trailblazer Gillian Armstrong chats with Primal Screen’s Flick Ford and Cerise Howard, reflecting on her diverse filmography, the art of film-making and the development of the Australian film…

Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami is an undisputed master of contemporary cinema. A vivid retrospective of his work is currently being shown at ACMI in Melbourne, and to discuss the program Flick is joined…

The legendary Stephanie Alexander joins Cam and Matt on Eat It to talk about the forthcoming feature film based on her and Maggie Beer’s best-selling Tuscan Cookbook.

Released in 1997, Tuscan Cookbook…

Multi–award winning director Alec Morgan joins Krystal on Indigenuity to talk about his new film ABLAZE, which tells the extraordinary story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker, Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man Bill Onus.

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Journalist and academic Ben Eltham explains the extraordinary Federal election outcome; the team chat about party exclusions; St Kilda Film Festival Director Richard Sowada talks about this year’s program; the team reflect on…

Gabriel Shipton – film producer and the brother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange – joins Amy to speak about his new film ITHAKA, which follows Assange's father John Shipton in his fight…

The team share their admiration for people braving the weather; Brothers Daniel & Luke Mancuso explain their life story through recipes with their new book Yiayia Next Door; Actor Drew Weston talks about…

The team chat about whether to change or keep last names; Dr. Jen explains the science behind the things that humans find boring; Comedian Jordan Barr talks about her Comedy Festival show Dream;…

The great Gillian Armstrong (director, trailblazer, Australian New Wave alum) calls in to Primal Screen ahead of Wildflowers: Dancing, Desire and Freedom in the Films of Gillian Armstrong, a retrospective of her…

Co-founders of THE RABBLE, Emma Valenta and Kate Davis discuss their latest work of feminist theatre ‘YES’; Irish artist Sean Lynch on his temporary public artwork in Carlton’s University Square ‘Distant Things Appear…