REVIEWS / GRACE POINT

Brat Pack-er Andrew McCarthy and son-of-Brat-Pack-er John Owen Lowe lead a strong cast in a survival odyssey thriller that aims higher than most of its kind (Click here)
Brat Pack-er Andrew McCarthy and son-of-Brat-Pack-er John Owen Lowe lead a strong cast in a survival odyssey thriller that aims higher than most of its kind (Click here)
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Indie director Matthew Holmes has hit all the KPIs that you think would open the industry door for a 48 year-old with four features and 35 years of experience to his name. In an open letter to our sector, Holmes asks, "What do I have to do?" (Click here)
The two genres us critics aren't usually too thrilled about - found footage pics and anthologies - get an adrenalin shot thanks to expat Aussie Rob Livings and co-director Randy Nundlall Jr low-budget, highly-inventive shaky shocker (Click here)
A true-life reiendship has inspired a new Australian comedy-drama that proves to be a bold undertaking, rife with contemporary society bullet points, the likes of which you don't usually find in these sorts of film (Click here)
Actress/comedian Nina Oyama (pictured, left) set the bouyant, celebratory mood as MC of the 17th Asia Pacific Screen Awards, which bestowed 2024 honours on a culturally diverse selection of winners (Click here)
Screen-Space boss Simon Foster, a 25-year veteran of Australia's home vid sector, could not be more thrilled that IFFR are highlighting the importance of VHS culture at this years festival (Click here)
A literary adaptation that puts our boys (and girls, like Tricia Helfer; pictured) in 'Nam in direct conflict with prehistoric alpha predators might be just what the Aussie sector needs right now (Click here)
Film critics, cinema academics and filmmaking creatives are gathered in Riyadh for five days of intensive discussion about teh state of film criticism, both in the Saudi Kingdom and the vast international sector (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)