Reviews
Journey Home, David Gulpilil review: a fitting tribute to a cinematic hero
Directors Maggie Miles and Trisha Morton-Thomas were allowed unprecedented access to David Gulpilil's ceremonial funeral.
Spreadsheet Champions review: excels in being 100% great value
Aussie doco Spreadsheet Champions follows 6 young Excel wizards competing for the world title.
Beast of War review: a snappy WWII nightmare on water
Nyikina actor Mark Coles Smith excels as a VB-swigging soldier of good fortune in Beast of War.
OFF review: the cult RPG is back and strange as ever
The underground French curio OFF is as odd and cerebral as ever, albeit less shocking than it once was.
One More Shot review: a crowd-pleasing boozy time-travel film
Minnie goes on a maddening, often flimsy time-loop adventure to win back her ex in One More Shot.
Shaun Micallef’s Eve of Destruction Season 2 review: yes please
Micallef is back, with a format that shouldn't really work in 2025 ... but luckily he's a very funny man.
Drag x Drive review: exhilarating in fits and starts
Drag x Drive is a burst of novelty in its opening moments, but it struggles to keep the momentum going.
Mafia: The Old Country review – take or leave the cannoli
Mafia: The Old Country offers stunning vistas, competent plotting, and the same action beats over and over again.
Playing Gracie Darling review: spooky mystery stands out from the pack
The new Australian series Playing Gracie Darling makes for a compelling and haunting watch.
The Family Next Door review: Sally Hepworth novel makes for great TV
Each episode of The Family Next Door focuses on a different resident, while the deeper mystery develops.