REVIEWS / THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS

Aardman Animation hoists the mainsail on it's first stop-motion film without Nick Park and the results are worrying.

FEATURES / GLENN TRIGGS: HOTEL ROOMS AND TIME TRAVEL

The writer/director of a new Australian independent feature reflects upon his influences, the production and what happens next.

REVIEWS / CAFE DE FLORE

A love story spanning six people, two continents and four decades provides sadness and wonder.

REVIEWS / BATTLESHIP

Popcorn entertainment scales new heights in Peter Berg's daft but delirious toy-to-movie spectacle.

REVIEWS / REYKJAVIK WHALE WATCHING MASSACRE

In a bold move, organisers of the 2012 Sydney Writers Festival program a film they promote as "worst film in the history of Icelandic cinema."

REVIEWS / THE AVENGERS

Joss Whedon unites the might of the Marvel universe in a fight to save mankind.

HORROR / HERZOG'S SHORT FEATURE A TALL, TWISTED TALE

Thirty-five years since it premiered, the German auteur's most challenging work continues to cause debate.

BLOG / WANTED: COLLECTIVE NOUN FOR NERD

The Fantastic Planet Film Festival Trivia Competition and How to Win It.

FEATURES / REBUILDING YOUR LIFE IN LEGO

A contemporary family drama offers rare insight into Australia's Indian community.

BLOG / BULLETS, BROADS AND BELLYLAUGHS IN REMASTERED B-CLASSIC

Italo-western Comin' at Ya! was not forgotten by The Alamo Drafthouse, Austin's home of cult film oddities.