FilmInk

11 editions of the magazine per year, adapted for the iPad using our awesome content, with a few video surprises as well

Loaded with movie goodness, the FilmInk iPad edition has plenty to read.

EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
In-depth articles with extensive interviews by the world’s best film journalists such as Danny Peary, Erin Free and James Mottram.

PLUS ALL YOUR FAVOURITE REGULARS...
From the too-true Dumb Ideas and Hollywood A*******s, the polarising Butcher, the honest film reviews, Casting Couch, They Should Make A Movie Of That, and much more are now on your tablet.


IN THE OCTOBER 2013 EDITION...

THE WALKING DEAD
One of the most absorbing TV series ever made, The Walking Dead plunders the cinematic mythology created by George A. Romero, and shakes out a sprawling, ongoing horror-drama which rates up there with anything that you’ll ever see on the big screen.

TIM WINTON’S THE TURNING
Based on Tim Winton’s book of acclaimed shot stories, this poetic anthology film features seventeen shorts by seventeen different directors, and instantly rates as one of the most ambitious Australian movies of the last ten years.

MYSTERY ROAD
Beginning with the shocking discovery of the body of a murdered Aboriginal girl by the side of a barren highway, Ivan Sen’s Mystery Road opens out to become a stylish, thoughtful Aussie thriller with a burning sense of social justice.

THE MAKING OF STORM BOY
In an era when the family film genre was owned lock-stock-and-barrel by major Hollywood studios like Disney, Australian producer, Matt Carroll, decided that the time was right for a local story, igniting the spark on what would become Storm Boy, Australia’s most loved kids flick.

WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE SECOND FILM?
Following up a popular, critically lauded cinematic debut can be tough, as the likes of battered-and-bruised sophomore directors, Kevin Costner, Michael Lehmann, John Singleton, Karyn Kusama, Richard Kelly, Frank Miller, Dennis Hopper and more well know.

ALFONSO CUARON
The Mexican director of Y Tu Mama Tambien, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Children of Men teams up with Oscar winner, Sandra Bullock for Gravity, the absorbing tale of an astronaut lost in space.

CHRIS HEMSWORTH & RUSH
Rising Aussie superstar, Chris Hemsworth, suits up as Formula 1 legend, James Hunt, in Ron Howard’s fast paced biopic about the driver’s longtime rivalry with Niki Lauda.

Also in FilmInk this month…
John Landis, Thor: The Dark World, Ginger & Rosa, Filth, Domhnall Gleeson, About Time, Baltasar Kormakur, 2 Guns, Pedro Almodovar, I’m So Excited, Fallout, In Bob We Trust, Justin Timberlake, Red Lights, Patrick, Exposed, A Hijacking, Stranger By The Lake, Stories We Tell, Thanks For Sharing, Colin Farrell, Dead Man Down, It’s A Date, and much much more …

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