Filmink

FILMINK is a monthly film magazine from Australia, published by FKP International Exports. It was established in July 1997 in Sydney by Dov Kornits and Colin Fraser. Over the years, the magazine has undergone significant transformations, starting as a free black-and-white publication and evolving into the glossy magazine we see today. In February 2011, FILMINK made history by becoming the first film magazine globally to offer a dedicated app for tablet users, making it available for purchase through the iTunes Store. This marked another significant shift in its journey. FILMINK caters to movie enthusiasts, covering a wide range of films, from independent arthouse features to major blockbusters, with a strong emphasis on Australian cinema, providing in-depth coverage of every local release.

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#443503

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#382354

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Discover the Glamour of Real Gaming Venues in a Movie

11 hours ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Ernest SpainMany people wonder how movies create such realistic gaming scenes. A key fact is that filmmakers often use real gaming venues for those scenes. This approach gives viewers a taste of the true gaming lifestyle in movies. Keep reading to find out more. The Allure of the Casino SettingThe casino setting attracts filmmakers with its glamour and luxury.
Josh Holloway: Lost and Found in Duster

1 day ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Gill Pringle in LAThe actor couldn’t resist an offer to reunite with J.J. Abrams on his new ‘70s crime series, Duster. After all, Holloway owes everything to Abrams, who took a chance on the former fashion model when he cast him as Sawyer in his seminal sci-fi series Lost more than two decades earlier. The long running show would propel Holloway to overnight stardom and when the hit show ended after six seasons, he was able to parlay his success into popular TV series Colony and Yellowstone.
The Jason Isaacs Path

1 day ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by James MottramBritish actor Jason Isaacs has enjoyed one of those rare careers where he’s been able to effortlessly slip between characters parts. This year has already seen him turn up in TV phenomenon The White Lotus, as Timothy, the wealthy married father whose business is about to implode. Now he stars opposite Gillian Anderson in the tender real-life drama The Salt Path, based on the best-selling memoir by Ray Winn.
A Guide to Start Your Communication Journey

1 day ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Stephanie BatesIn a digital world overflowing with communication services, choosing the right one can be overwhelming. To make your choice easier, focus on three essentials: secure data handling, a user-friendly registration process, and a platform that promotes strong connections. Secretmeet ticks all these boxes. It’s designed for people seeking safe and sincere communication in an open and welcoming environment.
Another F1 Trailer - it's Top Gun on Wheels - FilmInk

2 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by FilmInk StaffWe feel the need, the need for …After shooting Spiderhead (remember that one? No? Us neither) in Queensland, Joseph Kosinski returns to Top Gun: Maverick territory with F1, an Apple Original Film that is actually heading to cinemas, starring Brad Pitt as the ol’ hand, Javier Bardem as his ol’ mate, Damson Idris as the upstart, and Kerry Condon (The Banshees of Inisherin) as the female. VIDEO
Not Quite Movie Stars: Jeffrey Hunter

2 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Stephen VaggThe original Star Trek captain. Few men were given more of an opportunity to become a movie star than Jeffrey Hunter – he was given a “look” that was perfect for his time (the 1950s), a long-term studio contract, lead roles in important films and television series… it was over fifteen years of chances. Yet he never became a star.
Unforgettable Gaming Scenes in Movies That Had Us on the Edge of Our Seats

2 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Samuel CookGaming scenes in movies have a unique way of pulling us in—whether it’s a high-stakes poker match, a life-sized board game or a nostalgic arcade showdown. These moments bring a mix of tension, excitement, and strategy that mirrors the thrill of real gameplay. It’s no wonder they’ve become iconic in film history. Much like the immersive experience at Casinolab Casino, these scenes blur the line between entertainment and intensity, keeping audiences locked in till the very last move.
Can VR Storytelling Really Save the Cinema Experience

2 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Sebastian R. I love the smell of overpriced popcorn and regret in the morning. But lately, going to the cinema feels less like an event and more like a gamble. Will the movie be good? Will the audience be quiet? Will I leave thinking, “That was worth 30 bucks and two hours of my life”? Increasingly, the answer’s been no. More so since the majority of movie plots have been spoiled by trailers.
Box Office Report: 8 - 11 May 2025

3 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Dov KornitsMother’s Day didn’t seem to bother the top 3, though, perhaps, that’s why Tina maintained its screen average in Week 2 – or it could just be the phenomenal word of mouth on this crowd-pleaser from New Zealand [Australians love Kiwi films, but just quietly, it’s not reciprocated].
Great Unfilmed Screenplays: Walter Hill’s Lloyd Williams and his Brother

5 days ago | filmink.com.au | Dov Kornits

by Stephen VaggThe debutant effort from Walter Hill. Walter Hill is best known for his directing, but he was one of the dominant screenwriting voices of Hollywood in the 1970s, his work ranging from the PI toughness of Hickey and Boggs and the epic heist dramas of The Getaway and The Driver, to his fabled Alien rewrite, the Westerns The Long Riders and the unfilmed The Last Gun, gang comic book drama The Warriors and the Depression era fight drama Hard Times.