Reviews
The Correspondent film review: Australian thriller is vitally important
The Correspondent, starring Richard Roxburgh, examines the dangers facing a free and fair press.
La Chimera review: Rohrwacher weaves an irresistible work of art
La Chimera is part myth, part parable, and part philosophical debate.
Civil War review: Alex Garland's film will stun you
Garland's provocative, dystopian film places four photojournalists at the centre of its story.
T-Blockers review: body horror and the trans experience
With delicious body horror, vibrant colour aesthetics, and layers-upon-layers of metatext, T-Blockers achieves something amazing with its tiny budget.
3 Body Problem, Netflix review: it must be seen
The epic sci-fi adaptation from the creators of Game of Thrones is always absorbing ... and sometimes staggering.
Lyd review: a must-see Palestinian documentary
Lyd is the story of a city that once connected Palestine to the world – and what it could have…
Apples Never Fall, Binge review: a big twist inward
Red herrings, ticking mysteries and fluffy tennis balls combine in the series adaptation of Liane Moriarty's bestselling novel.
Population 11, Stan review: a comedy-mystery winner
Stan's new 12-part, WA-shot series is beautifully paced and extremely bingeable.
How to Have Sex review: a murky, affecting coming of age
Molly Manning Walker's debut coming-of-age feature is a nuanced look at rites of passage and consent.
Dune Part Two review: stunning and weird
Dune Part Two is an epic space opera that delivers on the promises made by the first film – and…