Film review: The Death of Robin Hood, Leviticus (plus ticket giveaway)
Hugh Jackman is an old Robin Hood in a gritty retelling that tears apart the myth, and a little Australian horror movie dives deep into…
Film review: The Last Duel
Ridley Scott’s latest is a good idea made with the bluntness of a broadsword.
Dreaming of the open road
In the industry, September is known as a ‘“dump month.” A release window both too early for, and too late from, awards season. For NSW,…
Couch Olympics 2021
We’re not going anywhere anytime soon, which is perfect if, like me, you’re all about working and watching sport, so here are three films to…
Film Review: A Quiet Place Part 2
Packed with the knowledge of how to defeat the beasts, the Abbott family sets out in search of more survivors
Film review: Death of a Ladies Man
Gabriel Byrne is the sulky beating heart of this brooding and soulful film
Film review: Ema
There is no morality in Ema, but there is a moral high ground.
Film review: The Perfect Candidate
Because when life gives you lemons, you stand against the structured patriarchy of your neighbourhood
Film review: Supernova
Halfway through this beautiful and pure film, you realise living can be scarier than dying.
Film Review: Antoinette in the Cevénnes
Robert Louis Stevenson’s adventure story inspires a film with plenty of heart, guts and belief
Film review: The Father
With actors at the very top of their game, The Father is a complicated yet compelling watch