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Film Review: Occupation: Rainfall offers antics, aliens and explosions aplenty
Occupation: Rainfall is a blockbuster on a scale rarely seen in local productions, but don't expect all the threads to…
Film Review: Wild Things puts young activists in the spotlight
Tracing a year on the frontline of Australian environmental activism, Sally Ingleton's documentary is most powerful in its portrait of…
Film Review: Dawn Raid - Southside and the Polynesian Sound
Documenting the rise of the legendary Polynesian record label in 90s' and 00's Aotearoa/NZ against a backdrop of racism, this…
Film Review: Penguin Bloom plays it by the book
Naomi Watts is compelling in a story of resilience that sticks closely to the true account and to the formula…
TV Review: Bump is Australia's answer to Booksmart
Sharp and sweet, the new Stan series from Kelsey Munro and Claudia Karvan is a quirky teen pregnancy drama in…
Film Review: Eric Bana shines in The Dry
Fans of Jane Harper's blockbuster crime novel won't be disappointed by this faithful big-screen adaptation, but reviewer Mel Campbell wishes…
Review: Chaser Digital presents: WAR ON 2020
Tackling every absurdity 2020 has thrown our way from Trump madness to toilet paper bought in a panic, satirical media…
Film Review: A Sunburnt Christmas - the movie Australia needs?
Stan's special feature about a crim on the run in a Santa suit fills a family-sized gap with rough and…
TV Review: Dom and Adrian 2020 is the quick comedy conclusion the year deserves
The Bondi Hipsters return with 33 solid minutes of rapid-fire fun, says comedy connoisseur Anthony Morris.
Film Review: Women of Steel documents a landmark fight for worker's rights
Documenting the 14-year campaign for women's jobs in Wollongong, Robynne Murphy's film honours dogged perseverance and collective activism.
