Reviews
Sinners review: a barn burnin', foot stompin', neck chompin' good time
Sinners, a bombastic genre flick from Black Panther director Ryan Coogler, is out now and deserves the largest screen available.
Head South review: NZ coming-of-age punk dramedy is special
A teenager in late 1970s Christchurch dreams of becoming a punk rocker under the heavy pressures of love and life.
Vincent: the Australian cult classic film you've yet to see
Vincent, shot on a micro-budget in Victoria, follows an unsettling and heartbreakingly human character on the edge.
The Studio review: Seth Rogen leads a manically funny Hollywood satire
With Schitt’s Creek’s Catherine O’Hara along for the ride, The Studio is abundantly charming.
Book review: Melbourne and the Movies, Ross Campbell
A wonderfully rich treasure trove recounting the history of the silver screen in Melbourne through the eyes of a true…
Seen film review: when bad parents go good
Seen, the new Australian documentary from the creator of 365 Grateful, is a gentle lesson for any parent who ever…
Film review: Lasting Impressions, IMAX Melbourne
Impressionist artworks explored through immersive 3D and animation, and set to music by Debussy, Ravel, Piaf and others.
The Last Year of Television, Binge review: funny, well-informed & sobering
The Last Year of Television's annual highlights of Australian TV's lowlights is as good as ever – even if TV…
Bump Season 5 review: abundantly gorgeous
Can Bump, the much-loved Stan show, deliver a happy-ever-after for all the clan?
The Room Next Door review: Pedro Almodóvar’s American dream
Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore make our souls swoon in The Room Next Door, a Sigrid Nunez adaptation with a…