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Rachel Griffiths, having experienced Australian cinema from many perspectives, understands the significance of supporting a vibrant and flourishing film industry in the country.
“Having seen Australian film from just about every angle, Rachel Griffiths knows how important it is to have the industry that makes it healthy and thriving.”
The first glimpse of Michael Jackson’s nephew transforming into the King of Pop in an upcoming biopic has ignited intense discussion among audiences.
Oscar winner Emma Stone takes on a bold new Hollywood role, with critics describing her performance as “fearless.”
“Emma Stone sheds her usual look for her latest Hollywood role, with the Oscar winner’s performance being branded ‘fearless’.”
New legislation expected to be debated in parliament could soon require streaming platforms to offer more Australian-made content.
“Streaming services could soon be forced to make more Australian-based content under new laws to be debated in parliament.”
Ensuring Australian stories thrive on screen is key to maintaining the cultural and creative strength of the nation's film industry.
Author's summary: Australian cinema's vitality depends on fostering local talent and stories, as new laws may boost Aussie content on streaming services.
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