With the latest Marvel Studios release Thunderbolts* hitting standard blockbuster levels (as opposed to Deadpool & Wolverine-type levels), where will this team of unlikely anti-heroes land next? Warning: This article
8.2
Cogently written and smoothly directed...
We dig deep with Australian favourite Richard Roxburgh and the real-life person that he plays in The Correspondent, Peter Greste, and discover that there are plenty of similarities between journalism
One of the hardest working filmmakers in Australia, Kriv Stenders discusses his personal connection to The Correspondent subject Peter Greste, working with Rakes Richard Roxburgh and Peter Duncan, and the
8.7
...a low-key but keenly intelligent winner.
7.2
...as a piece of a cinema, it’s just a chore.
Debut filmmaker Raghuvir Joshi makes a major splash with the stunning Sahela, a powerful drama set within Sydney’s large, vibrant Indian community.
Over twenty years since he delighted audiences as shambling crim Johnny “Spit” Spitieri in the 2003 crime caper Gettin’ Square, David Wenham is back in the thongs and mullet for
In this regular column, we drag forgotten made-for-TV movies out of the vault and into the light. This week (just after The Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras): the 1993
9.5
Hilarious, inventive, savvily plotted, and truly heartwarming in often very surprising ways, Spit is not only a genuinely worthy follow-up to a terrific film, but also a terrific film in