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Superstars Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Jeff Goldblum walk the yellow brick road ahead of the Australian Premiere of Wicked (Click here)
Superstars Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Jeff Goldblum walk the yellow brick road ahead of the Australian Premiere of Wicked (Click here)
Australia's cinematic superstar, Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee, is headed back into cinemas in 2025 to terrorise the reptiles of the outback all over again...in 4K! (Click here)
Having fought MS since 2006, Teri Garr has passed, leaving behind a film legacy that will be celebrated by film lovers for eternity (Click here)
The star power of such notable names as Saoirse Ronan, Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh, Ralph Fiennes (left, in The Return), Jude Law and Tim Roth highlight the most audience-friendly edition of The British Film Festival in the prestigious event's history (Click here).
World Premiere titles in Harbour and Bright Future programming strands suggest the upcoming International Film Festival Rotterdam will be the most diverse and adventurous in the events history (Click here)
Aussie talent rises amongst this year's APSA nominees, which also includes hot fest titles like The seed of The Sacred Fig (pictured, left) and All We Imagine as Light (Click here)
New films from Pedro Almodovar, Jesse Eisenberg, Julianne Moore, Selena Gomez, Zoe Saldana nd the great Joseph Wiseman, to name a few. Canberra welcomes a world of talent to the nation's capital for the (appropriately named) Capital Film Festival (Click here)
There's a new Australian film about a zombie kangaroo. Gimme a break, it's Friday night. (Click here)
He's tackled zombies, demons and alien spiders on-screen, so why wouldn't Australian genre giant Kiah Roache-Turner take on natutre's mightiest monster in his new film, Beast of War? (Click here)
Screens big and small will be home to some of the most inspiring, challenging, heartbreaking and heartwarming LGBTIQ+ narratives from around the world at the 11th QSFF, set to charm audiences from late August (Click here)
From the biggest movie stars to the mighty minnows of international cinema, the 2024 Sydney Film Festival has a roster of titles that reaffirms its global standing (including two with Screen-Space fave Renate Reinsve; click here)
There's a lot of filmmaking talent in the New South Wales hinterland, if Mike Horan's low-budget, locally-shot thriller Remnant is any indication (Click here)
In his first major project since his iconic series ended, Jerry Seinfeld emerges (perhaps, not surprisingly) as comedic auteur; his film, Unfrosted, is a sweet treat (Click here).
Unlike our review, the terrifically engaging mockumentary Swede Caraoline is a whole lot more than just a stream of vegetable-based puns (Click here)
It's been three decades since South Africa embraced democracy, and the 2024 South African Film Festival will celebrate that landmark with films that strengthen the new national perspective (Click here)