Trailer: Untouchable
Screening at the Melbourne International Film Festival, the documentary about disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein looks appropriately hard-hitting.
Trailer: Playing with Fire
It's Daddy Day Care with John Cena!
Trailer: Angel of Mine
A 'married white female' reimagining of so-so 2008 French film Mark of an Angel, with a script co-written by Luke Davies (Lion), directed by Kim Farrant (Strangerland), starring Noomi Rapace, Yvonne Strahovski, Luke Evans, Richard Roxburgh, Finn Little and Rob Collins.
Trailer: Les Norton
Robert G. Barrett's popular series of books focusing on the character of Les Norton have been adapted into a series starring Rebel Wilson, David Wenham and Alexander Bertrand in the title role - coming to ABC TV in August.
Trailer: Madness in the Method
Jason Mewes directs and stars in this meta feature film, featuring a bunch of 'has-beens' (Judd Nelson, Casper Van Dien, Zach Galligan, Brian O'Halloran), appearances by Lois & Clark, supporting roles for Gina Carano, Jaime Camil, Vinnie Jones, Kevin Smith and his daughter Harley Quinn, and most significantly, Stan Lee's final cameo on film.
Trailer: Knives Out
What do you do when you offside misguided Star Wars nerds? Go back to your roots (remember Brick?), write an original screenplay, recruit a star-studded cast and direct the hell out of it! Rian Johnson's new film looks like fun! And BTW, the butler dunnit.
Teaser Trailer: Locusts
Filmed in Broken Hill, this new thriller from director Heath Davis (Broke, Book Week) and writer/producer Angus Watts also features one of the most interesting ensemble casts we have seen in ages, including the late Damian Hill in his final role.
Trailer: Midway
From the director of The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, Anonymous and 1998's Godzilla, comes a star-studded WW2 picture that is bound to be Trump's favourite film of the year.
Trailer: Nektotronic
Originally entitled Nekromancer, the new shlocky horror from the team behind Wyrmwood, looks like a fun, wink-wink guilty pleasure.
Trailer: Forman vs. Forman
One of the greats, the late director Milos Forman (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Amadeus) gets a well deserved documentary.
