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Currently all over the news with his divorce, his dogs, and his new movie, Alice Through The Looking Glass, Johnny Depp also made a one-time-only move into directing with the little seen The Brave.

She’s a snoopy mum in this week’s The Meddler, but Susan Sarandon is a very different type of matriarch in this early effort starring the great Eric Roberts.

As Mick Taylor slices and dices once more in the new Wolf Creek TV series, here’s a slightly less famous – but no less enjoyable – local horror flick.

She brings the laughs in this week’s Bad Neighbours 2, but Rose Byrne is part of a far darker and more brooding ensemble in the 2006 indie, The Dead Girl.

Currently playing the noblest of superheroes in Captain America: Civil War, Chris Evans essays a far darker and more difficult character in the little seen indie, Puncture.

With this week’s Pawno tracking a disparate crew of interconnected Footscray characters, this energised comedy drama similarly follows some of Dublin’s best and worst.

With this week’s Wide Open Sky tracking a children’s choir in the outback, here’s a great doco about a choir right at the other end of the age spectrum.

It’s a good time for docos, with Where To Invade Next and Sherpa in cinemas now and Wide Open Sky out next week. Here’s another example of quality non-fiction filmmaking.

She might be all maternal as Clark Kent’s mum in Batman V Superman, but in the 1982 cult curio, Ladies And Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains, Diane Lane was punk to the core.

Get behind the wheel for the mind bending Vanishing Point, a compelling road movie that has influenced everybody from Primal Scream to Quentin Tarantino.