Film Review
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.
Black Bag review: a Soderbergh spy thriller with breakneck pace
Cate Blanchett goes toe-to-toe with Michael Fassbender in Black Bag, the latest film from Steven Soderbergh.
Spit review: David Wenham's whiny winner returns
Spit, a supporting character in 2003's Gettin' Square, is back in Australia, after years hiding out in the UK.
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…
Lesbian Space Princess review: Australia's Berlinale champion shines
Australian animated feature Lesbian Space Princess won the prestigious Teddy Award at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Babygirl review: the stakes are high but the orgasms seem worth it
Babygirl, starring Nicole Kidman, may open some frank conversations about female sexual desire.
One Mind, One Heart film review: Larissa Behrendt documentary hits home
One Mind, One Heart, tracing the repatriation of a long-lost Yirrkala Bark Petition, is thoroughly researched and lovingly executed.
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…
Under Streetlights film review: a sweetly powerful portrait of friendship
Alice Springs forms the backdrop for this story of music, creativity and platonic love.
Queens of Concrete review: skateboard passion meets pressure
Queens of Concrete follows three teenage skaters over six years in their goal to compete at the Tokyo Olympics.