Film
We Bury the Dead review: gruesomely hilarious Tasmanian survival thriller
In We Bury the Dead, Hobart has been annihilated: cue a future cult classic film with a wow-a-minute story.
Is This Thing On? review: all-star cast but no all-star result
Just like the troubled marriage it follows, Is This Thing On? struggles to find its way.
From stage to screen: four creatives discuss sideways career shifts
Leticia Cáceres, Elizabeth Coleman, Priscilla Jackman and Jean Tong describe how they adapted skills honed in the theatre into film…
Wicked: For Good review – a cinematic experience to savour
A terrific cast, unforgettable score and rich visual imagery combine to near perfection in Wicked: For Good.
Alice Maio Mackay interview: on The Serpent’s Skin and finding trans power in horror
The young Adelaide director talks to ArtsHub about The Serpent's Skin and building trans solidarity in the film industry.
Bruce Beresford on The Travellers and his life in cinema
The acclaimed director and writer Bruce Beresford talks to ScreenHub about the career that's taken him from the New Wave…
Familiar Touch review: a powerful portrait of life with dementia
In the award-winning Familiar Touch, old age is handled without melodrama or forced tragedy.
One Battle After Another review: a truly killer action thriller
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another never loses sight of its spectacular characters despite refusing to take its foot…
Studio Ghibli films improve your mental health, new study says
Watching a Studio Ghibli film can improve your mental health, water is wet.
Project Hail Mary may break itself on film
Andy Weir’s acclaimed novel, Project Hail Mary, is hailed as a modern classic, but the upcoming film has already sparked…