The busiest weekend of the year saw audiences seek out films that would take their minds off the craziness of the world, with a critically maligned comedy reboot of a
7.3
… a shameless throwback to thrillers that were toey, trashy and proudly wore their underpants on their heads in enthusiastic defiance of logic, reason and restraint.
4.5
… tries to balance thrills with self-aware silliness but ends up tipping over into the latter too many times to convince that such things are intentional.
Emerging Victorian filmmakers Koko Crozier and Lily Lunder deliver this moody and stylish looking multi-genre indie starring Jaimie Wood, Isabella Mangano and Jacob Pontil-Scala (Sunflower)
7.9
… a nervy and slyly compassionate thriller that deals in thorny subject matter with remarkable salience.
Director Paul Greengrass (United 93, numerous Bourne movies) follows up the straight to streaming superior entry News of the World with a true story set during 2018's California Camp Fires,
5
... establishes the same intimacy between the audience and the characters as it does between the characters themselves.
Debut feature filmmaker Nathaniel C.T Jackson dives into the extraordinary story of Aussie solo sailor Lisa Blair who bravely circumnavigates Antarctica in the gripping new documentary Ice Maiden. Very few
Our exploration into the world of Britain’s Rank Organisation looks at its output from 1956. This article is a sequel to our earlier pieces on the companies British Film-Makers and
With roles in Succession and the US series The Lost Symbol, in which he played Robert Langdon, the Dan Brown protagonist formerly played by Tom Hanks, Zukerman is quickly gaining