After a successful career as an actress, New Zealand-based Nat Boltt turns director with the warm and winning Holy Days, which follows three nuns (Judy Davis, Jacki Weaver, Miriam Margolyes)
The Swedish director of Elvira Madigan and All Things Fair, among many others, and famous critic of the universally revered Ingmar Bergman, is the subject of Matthias Nohrborg’s fascinating documentary
Yes yes yes, The Odyssey burnt up the box office, almost pillaging $20k per screen, but its result got us thinking ... How does the top 20 fare, bearing in
Co-writer/producer Fiona Bergin and co-writer/director Fintan Connolly recharge the private eye genre with their compelling Dublin-set thriller Barber starring Aidan Gillen. “I came out of a multimedia course and started
Not all horror films are created equal. Last week, Rialto were already issuing press releases saying that Obsession has reached the magic $25m mark, which it will, just this week;
With the 50th NAIDOC week celebrated 5-12 July [themed 50 Years of Deadly], we spoke with one of Australia’s most exciting Indigenous talents, Hunter Page-Lochard, who also appears in new NITV
It's business as usual atop the box office charts, as the school holidays kick into gear, giving the likes of The Sheep Detectives (and, strangely, Tuner - are parents dropping
Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Jeffrey Schwarz (Tab Hunter Confidential, I Am Divine, Vito, Wrangler: Anatomy Of An Icon) revisits a compromised gay 1980s classic and the real-life murder that inspired it
OK, we take it back, Leviticus will reach the magic $1m mark, good stuff, Aussie Aussie Aussie. In other news, who had on their bingo card that in 2026, a
Aussie TV regular Luke Jacobz makes his belated big screen debut with a scene-stealing, comically charged performance in writer/director James Robert Woods’ inventive black comedy The Birthday Trip.