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Streamers take lots, film market flat, indys get less like US and survive on international market.

Every career story is unique and this one is an endearing tack across physical and digital crafts.

Once Upon a Time In Hollywood leaves the state and gets trumped by a Korean genius with a Parasite.

Bertolt Brecht, Acute Misfortune, 2040, Curse of the Weeping Woman and Cold Sweat - a good list after a tentpole frenzy.

Screenwriter Giula Sandler gives us advice on contributing and collaborating without being annoying.

In the age of #MeToo, Ivo van Hove’s adaptation of the Hollywood classic feels dated despite splendid performances.

Is the sector morphing into sharper, scarier and more surprising, powered by excellent performances? Here's some hints.

In this enviro doc Damon Gameau looks to the future and envisions a better world for his daughter.

Acute Misfortune recreates the relationship between avant-grunge artist Adam Cullen, his biographer and a haunting feast of outrageous lies.

Returns dropped by $2m this weekend, all from the non-blockbuster pictures. We try to prove that election night is to blame.

From unpaid artists to Election policies, Museum Week wisdoms, coups in the festival sector, and grant rounds announced ... it's been another big week for the arts.

Fighting a tide of respectful reviews, Adrian Martin finds much to loathe in this historical epic, including 'one of the worst directed action sequences in cinema history.'

Keanu Reeves brings soulful gravity to this consistently thrilling ballet of blood.

As a film critic for The Australian, Evan Williams spoke to the tastes of a generation. But there was much more to his life in both politics and government.

Top End Wedding still doing okay quietly munching in the audience grass. But it is not an obvious show pony.

Grace Boschetti brings a youthful eye to Screenhub. What is she aching to see at the Sydney Film Festival?

An unashamed farce, this female-led update of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels makes the most of Rebel Wilson's crass persona.

Bringing the video game of the same name to the screen, this all-ages adventure serves up anarchic fun.

An intriguing amalgam of arthouse and pop genre impulses, this French zombie film exemplifies a worldwide trend- with mixed results.