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The 90s are back in Aussie family flick Allen
From the studio behind Bluey, Allen is a delight of a family movie, jam-packed with nostalgic deep cuts.
History is precisely distilled in Pawlikowski’s post-war film Fatherland
Sandra Hüller towers in Paweł Pawlikowski’s film about the return of writer Thomas Mann to post-war Germany.
You Can See Everything is intriguing and infuriating in equal measure
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s headline-grabbing documentary about Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes bends reality to its own devices.
Liam Neeson hoons through Victoria in action-thriller The Mongoose
In The Mongoose, Liam Neeson is a man on the run, flying through a Texas with with gum trees.
Godzilla Minus Zero unleashes a hurricane of grief and fury
Writer and director Takashi Yamazaki’s round two Kaiju showdown confronts our big boy with the space-faring Ghidorah – to monumental…
River is an achingly authentic Australian coming-of-age story
Anchored by a remarkable Mia Barrett, River is an emotionally rewarding journey towards healing.
Adelaide Film Festival headliner Wild Horse Nine is mordantly funny, if overly familiar
In his dark new comedy Wild Horse Nine, Martin McDonagh retreads the damaged bad cop vibes of In Bruges and…
Ed Kavalee's Cop This is a chaotic comedy free-for-all
Name an Australian comedian and they're probably in Ed Kavalee's low budget comedy telemovie Cop This.
In Resident Evil, Austin Abrams carries a rocky, bloody adventure with bare hands
The new Resident Evil movie does well adapting the tone and structure of its video game source material – but…
In the moving documentary Time and Tide, family connections ebb and flow
When Vee Shi’s dad fell ill, the filmmaker returned to rural China to shoot the bittersweet documentary Time and Tide.
