Digger sees Tom Cruise’s Texan oil tycoon Digger Rockwell as a white cat stroking Dr. Evil-esque figure – the most powerful man in the world we are told – embarking
Jane Schoenbrun is a director who plunders their personal history more than most. The filmmaker – who is transfeminine, non-binary and uses they/them pronouns – leapt to fame with their
Screening at the Toronto International Film Festival and in competition at San Sebastian, writer/director Tony Vahl’s powerful feature debut explores a little known WWII German phenomenon that would be grist
Recently completing photography in Western Melbourne, Lucky is a horror film written and directed by Anezka Sero. It’s the first film for Lakestone Productions, with plans for a follow-up, Witch
If Jesse Eisenberg received huge recognition for portraying Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network 16 years ago, then he has no interest in reprising the role in Aaron
“Listen, spending a day with a dog just makes things a little better . . .” says Brad Pitt, 62, no stranger to the comforts a canine companion can offer
Werner Herzog is one of those filmmakers who seems impossible to separate from his movies. Even at 83, the German director, actor, writer and documentarian has built a career that
Aussie filmmaker Glen Dormand (aka Machine Gun Fellatio’s Chit Chat Von Loopin Stab) has created a wondrous salute to his hometown with the double-short-film Bizarre Newcastle, which will premiere at
“I’m of an age right now where some could joke that I’m in the ‘villain era’,” teases Naomi Watts, 57, whose latest film, The Housewife, sees her portray a violent
Aussie writer, director and producer Mitchell Law makes his big screen debut with the youth comedy drama Juvenescence, which follows four Aussie high-school students navigating their final days before graduation.