Australian Film
Killer Whale: Australia’s Megapod review – nature in all its blood-soaked glory
Narrated by Richard Roxburgh, Killer Whale follows a pod living off the coast of Western Australia.
Pasa Faho review: a complex, moving portrait of a Melbourne less-seen
Pasa Faho is a heartfelt film about a Nigerian father and son finding (re)connection in a rarely seen side of…
Zombucha! review: zombies, kombucha, mayhem!
With their relationship hanging by a thread, can Maddie and Leo unite to prevent a full-blown zombucha apocalypse?
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.
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.
Adelaide Film Festival 2025 to open with queer family story Jimpa
You can catch Jimpa at the Adelaide Film Festival's Opening Night this October.
SKARN: Australia's first genAI horror prompts tricky questions about creativity and control
Australia's first AI horror film SKARN has sparked a debate on creativity and ethics in filmmaking.
The Debt: Australian horror film greenlit under Film Lab: New Voices for 2026 debut
First Nations-led horror film The Debt is set to premiere at the 2026 Adelaide Film Festival.