Cinema

6. A colloquial term referring to a person from Australia.
7. To control and direct the movement of a vehicle, animal, or process.
10. A colloquial term for the Golden Raspberry Awards, which recognize the worst in film.
12. To strengthen or support something, especially with additional materials or resources.
13. To travel regularly between one’s place of residence and work or school, typically over some distance.
14. A member of a traditionally nomadic ethnic group, typically associated with traveling, freedom, and a distinct culture, often referred to as Roma or Romani.
16. In the end; as a final result.
17. A vehicle equipped for living, often used for camping.
18. Apparently or seemingly (used to indicate that something is presented as true or genuine but may not be so in reality).
19. Without a formal or official name.
20. To gather or bring together, often for a specific purpose like inspection or preparation.
21. The outer surface or part of something, especially a building or structure.

1. A a region that is undeveloped and open for exploration.
2. Intense, extreme, or complete in degree or extent.
3. The state or status of being famous, particularly in the entertainment industry.
4. Conditions or requirements that must be met before proceeding with something.
5. In the most fundamental or essential respects; essentially.
8. Part of a film dealing with one particular event or topic.
9. Extremely unpleasant, shocking, or dreadful.
11. Situated far from the main centers of population; distant or isolated.
15. The written text of a play, film, or broadcast, providing dialogue and instructions for performers.
17. Large domesticated animals, such as cows or bulls, typically raised for meat, milk, or labor.