Spanish maestro Albert Serra on bullfighting and his turn to documentary with Afternoons of Solitude

Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti are ecstatic about joining the Starfleet Academy Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is streaming now on @paramountplusnews.com

Five Specsavers x Flickerfest TVC Competition 2026 Finalist films to premiere at Flickerfest as public voting opens nationwide

Will next week's Marty Supreme challenge December releases Avatar: Fire and Ash, The Housemaid and Zootopia 2? It's our weekend box office report.

We speak with Isaac Brown, director of Help! Everything is Fine, about the intersection between tragedy and comedy. Help! Everything in Fine, starring Susie Porter and Sean Keena, is screening at Flickerfest

We speak with the ever-enigmatic Kristen Stewart about directing The Chronology of Water, which is screening at Queer Screen - Mardi Gras Film Festival

Iron-Blooded Orphans is back! And on the big screen! Cain Noble-Davies reviews the series/game feature film spin-off Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blood Orphans – Urdr-Hunt: Path of the Little Challenger

Australian Production Designer Fiona Crombie on bringing an imagined Shakespeare to life for Chloe Zhao's HAMNET

The Not Quite Movie Stars series continues with Richard Beymer, the leading man from West Side Story and a “big name in Hollywood only” star

Two brothers who conquered Hollywood and Britain until tragedy intervened

Mardi Gras Film Festival announces full programme, filled with new world cinema and some great retro offerings.

Tobe Hooper's Cannon Films' produced LIFEFORCE gets the 4k treatment, reviewed by Anthony O'Connor

PRIMATE, primitive but surprisingly effective monkey business, according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. Primate is in cinemas next Thursday

Christian Bale and Jessie Buckley in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!, Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley in John Patton Ford’s (Emily the Criminal) How to Make a Killing, and anime Scarlet from director Mamoru Hosoda (Mirai) It's Trailer Friyay!

Cocaine, murder and Richard Gere on the trumpet ... The Fluffer gets behind Coppola's THE COTTON CLUB

This week's forgotten made-for-TV movie: 1986 drama The Brotherhood Of Justice, a teen vigilante flick starring Keanu Reeves, Kiefer Sutherland, Billy Zane and Lori Loughlin

Where Young Creatives Fly! Coming soon to Melbourne. www.yasst

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is "… propulsive, engaging and surprising." 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is in cinemas now

Nina Buxton's BUBBA has been selected for Flickerfest! We speak with the Melbourne filmmaker about going from TV directing to shorts.

Testing Testing Here's a chance to win a double pass to Bradley Cooper's IS THIS THING STILL ON?, in cinemas 5 Feb

NIDA Open’s Summer School is open to anyone who wants to explore their creative side with a series of fascinating Short Courses.

Momoa. Bautista. Hawaii. Stephen Root losing his shit as an angry police chief. The yakuza. Car chases. Helicopter chases. Fight scenes aplenty. The prick from Bad Sisters. A joke about The Rock. The director of the underrated Blue Beetle. And finally, a grater used as a weapon. See you there!

This week, The Butcher applies his sharpened cleaver to 2013’s The Wolf of Wolf Street, Martin Scorsese’s crazed business world comedy drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill and Margot Robbie

lucky in love? Here's a chance to win a double pass to Paolo Genovese's Italian romcom Somebody to Love, in cinemas 22 Jan

A chance to win a double pass to MERCY, starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, in cinemas 22 January

A chance to win a double pass to 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE, if you dare! In cinemas Thursday

From Hollywood, Aussiewood to Goldywood Andrea Baker reports on the 83rd Golden Globes

Whilst The Housemaid becomes the surprise breakout hit of the summer, another Sydney Sweeney starring film, Christy crashed badly, coming in at #28 with a $21k gross on 33 screens. It's our weekend box office report!

BOTD Alan Sharp!! W Hired Hand (Fonda) Ulzana's Raid (Aldrich) Last Run (Fleischer) &... Night Moves (Penn) More @eleanorthom.bsky.social: bellacaledonia.org.uk/2023/06/02/i... David Thomson: newrepublic.com/article/1124... Erin Free/ @filmink.bsky.social: www.filmink.com.au/unsung-auteu...

Russ Tamblyn - Dancer, singer, MGM contractee and major pothead - Not Quite Movie Star!

Jean-Jacques Annaud's QUEST FOR FIRE has been released on Blu-ray, making reviewer Anthony O'Connor yearn for the day when caveman movies were all the rage

Somebody to Love is a "… a funny and mindful romance worth falling for" according to Cain Noble-Davies' review. Paolo 'Pefect Strangers' Genovese's Somebody to Love is in cinemas 22 January

Jake Eberts, the power behind Goldcrest Films (Gandhi, Local Hero) is a Forgotten British Film Mogul

"Agnes is untethered, free, deeply curious, like a kind of rye whiskey, mischievous, hungry, beautiful soul of a woman. I just love her." Jessie Buckley plays William Shakespeare's wife Agnes in HAMNET Gill Pringle spoke with Buckley and director Chloe Zhao

PASA FAHO, the celebrated feature debut from Igbo-Australian filmmaker, writer and visual artist Kalu Oji, will kick-off its national tour of special event screenings with its NSW premiere at the Sydney Opera House on 21 January.

Europa! Europa Film Festival returns for its fifth year, screening again in Melbourne and Sydney and expanding for the first time to cinemas in Brisbane, Hobart and Auckland.

Young Australian writer and director Laura Brogan Browne tackles the complex issues of grooming and deceit in her bracing new short film ALLEGEDLY, which is our Short Film of the Week

Wicked: For Good is now available on digital platforms, with an exclusive sing-along version and over one hour of bonus content, including deleted scenes and making-of and more! Best reason ever to rejoycify and win a WICKED: FOR GOOD pack!

Alan Ritchson to return to Queensland to shoot new Amazon MGM Studios feature about decorated NAVY Seal hero Mike Thornton, directed by Patrick Hughes

Antenna Documentary Film Festival announces program

AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference has teamed up with leading documentary streaming platform DocPlay to introduce DocPlay Indie Booster – a $20,000 pitch initiative created to support independently released feature documentaries

This week's forgotten made-for-TV movie: 1981 drama The Waves, a made-for-teens mini-feature deconstructing the insidious nature of radicalisation and group-think starring Bruce Davison

We speak with Bondi-raised filmmaker Yael Grunseit, who will enjoy a hometown premiere for her new film Daddy’s Little Meatball, which will screen at this month’s Flickerfest

Leichhardt Town Hall in Sydney's Inner West will host CineFlux 2026, a community-based film festival, screening a collection of curated short films celebrating the best in Sydney’s up-and-coming cinematic talent.

Trailer for THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD, starring Hugh Jackman. What's next, Fat Cat?

A book about iconic film Dog Day Afternoon, and the true story that inspired it.

Kevin Smith's DOGMA is finally out on 4K, reviewed by Anthony O'Connor

This week's salute to the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve: actor, writer, producer and director Tom Laughlin, the creator and star of Billy Jack

A chance to win a double pass to GROW, in cinemas January 15

Just in time for the release of Nouvelle Vague, the Butcher hacks into Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless