Our dear friend Harold passed away in the early hours of this morning during the lunar eclipse.

Harold was one of Blue-Tongue Films’ very first supporters. He backed us from the very beginning, trusting us enough to jump on board to play the father in our ultra low-budget short film BLOODLOCK in 1996, and has been an amazing friend ever since.

Harold was a wonderful actor, a generous soul and a very special man. We are very sad to see him go and know that we won’t get to see all the creativity he still had to offer.

Do yourself a favour and watch him in any of these Australian classics: THE CLUB, DON’S PARTY, BUDDIES, GALLIPOLI, THE YEAR MY VOICE BROKE, THE PICTURE SHOW MAN, MONKEY GRIP, THE AGE OF CONSTENT… to name a few.

We miss you already mate. xxx

WISH YOU WERE HERE will have it’s world premiere on opening night of the Sundance Film Festival in the prestigious ‘World Cinema Dramatic Competition’ category. Check out the official festival announcement here.
www.wishyouwereherethefilm.com.

This year Homebake celebrates it’s ‘Classic’ edition and Blue-Tongue Films proudly continues our long running (11 years young) association with HB as curators of the prestigious Cinema Pavilion. Check the HB site to view our selection of 12 classic short films for this years program, as well as the 2011 band line-up headed by Nick Cave’s ‘Grinderman’. And get along to the festival, December 3rd at the Domain, Sydney. The very best of Australian & NZ music and arts. This thing kicks arse.
www.homebake.com.au

Tony Lynch’s book on Stunt Fitness is now available to buy here.

Nash Edgerton’s follow up to SPIDER, BEAR, will premiere in competition at the 64th Cannes International Film Festival.

Jack has a new girlfriend, but hasn’t quite learnt his lesson…

Here is the official trailer to Spencer Susser’s feature film Hesher.