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Hotel Mumbai has not picked up while the palpable sense of horror about Christchurch remains. But the US could do much better.

This sequel retains the mile-a-minute comedy, action and first class animation of the first. So why the muted fanfare around its release?

An unsparing and unflinching portrait of a damaged crusader.

Director Vidal-Naquet's Sauvage is a strong disturbing and uncompromising showcase for its star Félix Maritaud.

Minister Harwin outlines his party's wins for the arts during their time in government, and presents his plan for the future if re-elected as NSW Arts Minister.

Hotel Mumbai makes a medium splash for a small picture, as Captain Marvel dips but continues to dominate.

Coinciding with a national call out for greater artistic courage, NAVA also responds to continued political interference in arts decisions as the NSW election approaches.

Hotel Mumbai is one of the most promising films on the Australian slate, as a well crafted commercial film with heart and ideas. The annual Alliance Francaise fest is up and running.

Adrian Martin ponders Eastwood's latest film, The Mule, in the context of a long and varied career.

An unforgettable movie that brings terrorism to shockingly vivid life, but needs more story-shaping.

A muddled Australian thriller promising female empowerment but inviting a misogynist conclusion.

Lesbian femme POC strip night resurrected in archival film Shakedown.

Adolescent love breaks the rules of a conservative African culture.

Arclight Films, MEP Capital and the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) today announced production has commenced on the true-life prison break feature film Escape From Pretoria.

The battle between creativity and commerce drives this accessible state-of-play examination of the contemporary art world.

Emily Dickinson revisioned in lesbian comedy by Madeleine Olnek.

Without an an ounce of amusement, this bleak and confronting Australian film commands the audience to watch — or walk out.

Auteur Claire Denis' first foray into English language cinema is a cool, calm sci-fi movie almost bereft of gadgets, with no aliens in sight.

While Captain Marvel storms in, a bunch of interesting smaller pictures are hanging on. Is this both ends against a dreary middle?

Lovely twitter passion from Fritzi, gets better after the bulldog.