This Week

… a painful portrait of Ukrainian youth …

… a good game. Not a great game, not an all-time classic and beset by wonky elements that drag the whole thing down a little.

A wildly fun, family‑friendly adventure that’s perfect for the school holidays and the spooky season ahead.

Australians were out in force at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. But who would have thought that Russell Crowe’s directing effort, What Love Builds, would be so good. The New

Set in the 1970s, the film follows Jack (Graham McTavish), a former champion dog triallist whose career ended in disgrace after a humiliating defeat by an uncooperative sheep named Dolores.

For two seasons, Baron Sordor’s Theatre of the Doomed has invited listeners into an anthology of monsters, murderers, alien invaders and assorted things that go bump in the night. Its

A Marjorie Lawrence biopic

Asa Butterfield does an Aussie accent in this 6 episode series also starring Megan Smart, Darren Gilshenan, Alison Whyte, Tegan Higginbotham (who also writes), Matt Okine, Luke McGregor, Nina Oyama

Director Claire Pasvolsky follows up her reality inspired feature debut Three Chords and the Truth with this documentary about veteran cop Narelle Fraser and the true crimes that impacted her

You love ’em, he hates ’em! The Butcher carves up your favourite films, and this week, he applies his sharpened cleaver to Sam Mendes’ once adored but now ignored 1999