
Finding our own voices: Breaking down barriers one film at a time
A new generation of filmmakers is aiming to bring more diversity to our screens. Carter Morel reports
A new generation of filmmakers is aiming to bring more diversity to our screens. Carter Morel reports
A new generation of filmmakers is aiming to bring more diversity to our screens. Carter Morel reports
Thomas M. Wright’s directoral debut delivers a film worth making an effort for. Taran Pannu reports.
When it comes to horror movie costuming, villains get the prize. On the 30th anniversary of 1992 slasher movie Candyman, Genevieve Nardella checks out the key look.
True crime is one of the most popular genres of all. Thomas Hibberd talks to experts in the industry about why Australians are so drawn to it, and where Ned Kelly fits in.
Despite being a lesser known entry in Audrey Hepburn’s filmography, ‘Two For the Road’ is a treasure trove of mid-20th century fashion that solidifies her icon status. On its 55th anniversary, Genevieve Nardella reports.
Legendary Australian director George Miller’s first film since ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ is a more mystical offering. It could have done with a bit more magic, writes Jack Andre-Hamill.
When it comes to streaming TV, creatives are being rushed and underpaid, and their work is suffering. Genevieve Nardella takes a look at some hair and costume shockers.
The film of the dramatic rescue of a youth soccer team from deep in a Thai cave system is a welcome return to form for Ron Howard. Taran Pannu reports.
Holy Spider is a terrifying and realistic thriller not meant for the faint-hearted. Taran Pannu reviews the MIFF selection.