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We speak to director Timothy Syrota about ‘Burmese Dreaming’, a doco sharing the stories of Burmese refugees, which is set to play at the upcoming Emerge Film Festival.

Hard Knocks

With recent reports that life for the residents of Toomelah has reached crisis point, Ivan Sen’s feature about the troubled Aboriginal community hits home even harder.

From A Faraway Land

The inaugural Indian Film Festival of Melbourne will attempt to show audiences that there’s more to their thriving cinema scene than song and dance… though there’s that too.

Last Dance

Director Martha Goddard gives us the back story on shooting her experiential short film ‘Dance Me to the End of Love’ which is vying for a Dendy Award at Sydney Film Festival.

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Welcome

The two leads give astounding performances in this riveting and inspiring drama about compassion in the face of adversity

The Last Station

Impressively directed and finely acted, this film gives real insight into the life of a fascinating man

Micmacs

While filled with lots of light-hearted fun, this eccentric comedy has depth and intelligence

The Last Song

Tween sensation Miley Cyrus pouts and scowls her way through Nicholas Sparks’ latest sappy romance

She's Out Of My League

This formulaic rom-com, which occasionally veers into Judd Apatow style humour, is an enjoyable ride with a realistic edge

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Despite being overly-long and containing one too many coincidences, this film holds enough twists and turns to keep audiences captivated

How To Train Your Dragon 3D

This is one of DreamWorks’ best pics and the bond between the boy and his beast is beautifully developed

Going Vertical

While the film offers no real conclusions, it is stylishly made and provides a fascinating snapshot into the surf culture of the sixties

The Spy Next Door

Despite impressive fight scenes, this is tedious, formulaic kids’ entertainment which will struggle to keep parents interested

Nanny McPhee And The Big Bang

Terrific performances by the children fail to overcome Thompson’s dour lead character and the audience is left to hope a third film is not on the cinematic horizon

Stone Of Destiny

Stone Of Destiny is a single-finger salute to unheeding governing bodies and know-it-all authoritarians; a...

In The Electric Mist

  This latest adaptation of James Lee Burke's popular series of mystery novels stars Tommy Lee...

The Damned United

Another majestic docudrama from The Queen scribe Peter Morgan, the doomed narrative of The Damned...

Roman Polanski: Wanted And Desired

On March 11, 1977, film director Roman Polanski (Repulsion, Rosemary's Baby, Chinatown) was arrested for...

Chevolution

This fine documentary focuses on Cuban photographer Albert Korda's famed portrait of Che Guevara, retroactively...

Cop Out

Premised on a harebrained plot, this woeful throwback to the buddy-cop flicks of the eighties is filled with bad action and lame gags

The Bounty Hunter

A predictable and disappointing effort with a script which relies on obvious laughs and endless, boring bickering

Brothers

This essentially mainstream Hollywood flick is boosted by memorably powerful performances

The Red Shoes

While this magical film has the feel of Golden Age era musicals, it manages to remain a relevant and cautionary tale about the pitfalls of showbiz

Five Minutes Of Heaven

A tense and gripping drama let down by an anti-climatic and all too convenient ending