Film
Disclosure Day: can Spielberg make us believe in alien life all over again?
The Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor and Colman Domingo-led Disclosure Day returns to the filmmaker’s youthful fascination with UFOs.
The Valley review: a serene documentary on the beauty of rural living
The Valley is a meditative, quiet documentary comprised of beautiful, character-focussed vignettes.
MIFF 2026: first films announced
MIFF will run this year from 6 to 23 August across Melbourne and regional Victoria, and online until 30 August.
Dead Man's Wire review: a magnetic Bill Skarsgård holds this true crime thriller together
With Bill Skarsgård playing a twitchy, awkward and outright funny pseudo-everyman, Dead Man's Wire is not your average crime thriller.
He Died with a Felafel in His Hand has 'matured' over time
Director Richard Lowenstein says his iconic Australian film He Died With A Felafel In His Hand is 'funnier' than it…
Race Around the World review: next stop, documentary fame?
Six young documentary makers are off on a race around the world.
Leviticus review: tender and terrifying
Homophobia is the monster in Adrian Chiarella’s powerful debut feature.
Does He-Man still have the power, or should we shake off childhood nostalgia?
With Nicholas Galitzine wielding the sword this time round, can he and his buddies bring back the magic lost in…
VicScreen announces recipients of new First Peoples Sovereign Shorts fund
The Sovereign Shorts fund is designed to support short documentaries focussed on the subject of Treaty.
La Haine's stylish approach still feels modern and incisive three decades on
Approaching La Haine for the first time, its relevance to the here and now is staggering.