Brisbane
Tusk
A horror-comedy outing from Kevin Smith, Tusk wears its oddness like a badge of honour.
Art and Craft
Like all engaging true stories, Art and Craft is one of many shades and few easy answers.
The 50 Year Argument
Martin Scorsese turns documentarian once more to celebrate the history and enduring influence of The New York Review of Books.
The Tale of Princess Kaguya
Splendour springs from simplicity as the latest animated feature from Studio Ghibli evokes empathy, elegance and earnestness.
Marina
In biopic Marina, the tumultuous truth ensures emotions swell, even if in melodramatic and manipulative fashion.
New festival breathes life into Real Life
If you don’t know what IRL means, you may be spending too much time doing it.
Queer cinema on show at the Powerhouse
From a new Australian doco about gay surfers to classics such as Victim, the Brisbane Queer Film Festival has plenty…
Joshua Tree, 1951: A Portrait of James Dean
A dream-like representation of the ultimate teen idol, and a sly commentary on the cause of and cost of his…
Flickerfest
Celebrating its 22nd year, Australia’s leading short film festival returns to Brisbane with a smorgasbord of Australian and international content.
Errors of the Human Body
Eron Sheean’s first feature film is a strangely engaging tale of mortality and the consequences of interfering with the natural…