Film review: Father Mother Sister Brother, The President’s Cake
Jim Jarmusch’s new film features a stellar cast in three melancholic stories about family, while a new Iraqi neo-realist film explores 90s Iraq through the…
Film review: The Fantastic Four: First Steps (plus two film giveaways)
Third time adapting the Fantastic Four to the screen finally hits the right notes. Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby lead the family and a new…
Film review: Friendship (plus ticket giveaway)
Tim Robinson finally brings his style of uncomfortable humour to the big screen, with Paul Rudd and Kate Mara.
Film review: The Shrouds
David Cronenberg continues to explore how grief and loss affects us – both emotionally and physically.
Film review: F1: The Movie
Brad Pitt steers the wheel in this entertaining crowd pleaser that sometimes feels like a throwback to classic blockbusters. The product placement can be distracting,…
Film review: Dangerous Animals
A deranged Jai Courtney stands out in this effective Ozploitation film that merges the subgenres of shark and serial killer features together.
Film review: Ballerina (plus ticket giveaway)
Ana de Armas replaces Keanu Reeves in the cult franchise that figures out if it can survive without its main star.
Film review: The Phoenician Scheme
Wes Anderson’s 12th film is not trying to convince detractors but please his fans. The cast is the expected. The charm is the same. It…
Film review: Universal Language
A series of vignettes set in a Canadian Manitoba where Farsi is the main language, with an homage to Abbas Kiarostami via a whimsical Wes…
Film review: La Cocina
Beautifully shot and often kinetic, this loose adaption of Arnold Wesker’s play is a bit uneven, but what it does well, it does really well.
Film review: The Wedding Banquet (Plus Sydney Film Festival giveaway)
A remake of a classic Ang Lee movie updates its theme to the demands and reality of 2025