Project Hourglass, directed by and starring Benjamin Mathews, alongside Bob Morley and Kya Stewart, has won the People’s Choice Award at Tropfest 2026

Brisbane, experience the brilliance of early cinema with Blackmail (1929), one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most important early films

New film by Fatih Akin, among highlights of upcoming German Film Festival

"Russo is someone who has a sense of humour and self-awareness and he marries a woman who is incredibly competent, so there has to be something about him that would draw her to that." Steve Carell (+ co-star Charly Clive) discuss ROOSTER, the new series from Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Scrubs).

Don’t miss Ryan Gosling in the epic sci-fi movie event PROJECT HAIL MARY - In Cinemas March 19 And here's a chance to win a double pass to the year's most anticipated new movie

Chloé Zhao and Sean Baker In Conversation at Vivid!

Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the screen in Anemone, reviewed by Julian Wood Anemone is in cinemas this Thursday

Birdeater > Bluebottle Jack Clark and Jim Weir’s Schoolies thriller BLUEBOTTLE is shooting in Coffs Harbour

First look at a potential Australian animation franchise, ZAC POWER

Isabelle Huppert is The Richest Woman in the World, screening at the French Film Festival now. Andrea Baker calls it "a French Succession and perverse power game in the glossy beauty industry. Calling all Huppert fans, Francophiles, and fashionistas …."

Be like Joseph Kosinski and Jerry Bruckheimer, and build films that last beyond opening weekend Lewis Kahn's latest column posits Why the Best Producers Think Like Architects

"If Alejandro González Iñárritu had really wanted to push the envelope, he would have cast Adam West or Val Kilmer in the lead role! " The Butcher carves up 2015’s Birdman: Or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) starring Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, Emma Stone & Naomi Watts

Elle Fanning is all grown up in David E. Kelley's Margo's Got Money Problems, also starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Nick Offerman and the ubiquitous Nicole Kidman

A massive underdog hit in Britain, I SWEAR reviewed by Julian Wood I Swear is in cinemas 26 March

Western Australian indie feature film Skeleton Girls. A Kidnapped Society has become the first Australian film to receive the Special Jury Award in the Fantastic Cinema competition at the prestigious Fantasporto International Film Festival held in Porto, Portugal

How to make a killing? Don’t cast Glen Powell … after The Running Man, the next Tom Cruise (according to some) cannot catch a break, with How to Make a Killing opening at 3. It's our weekend box office report

Today's Not Quite Movie Star - Hollywood handbag Peter Lawford

Our March movie of the month, I SWEAR, in cinemas 26 March In March, every member of our movie club, ClubInk, will receive a double pass for I SWEAR!

Vivienne Nguyen wants your films about multiculture!

Is GOAT the goat of 'animals playing ball' movies? Cain Noble-Davies reviews GOAT, in cinemas Thursday

Just because

FilmInk fave, Patrick Hughes unleashes War Machine, the first film that he's shot back on home turn (Victoria) since 2010's Red Hill. Anthony Frajman spoke with Hughes, and star Alan Ritchson even managed to get a few words in

Attention! Tom Farrelly reports from the opening of the 2026 Red Poppy Film Festival, which continues throughout this weekend.

See-Saw Films have won the rights to adapt Dr John Grant’s internationally bestselling series of Lovejoy novels following a highly competitive bidding war.

Australian television production company CJZ has optioned Tim Ayliffe’s first stand-alone novel, DARK DESERT ROAD

Showrunner/creator Steve Conrad and the stars of DTF: St. Louis are down to chat about the morally ambiguous new series. DTF: St. Louis is streaming now on HBO Max

As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games commence, compelling new documentary Changing Track – finalist for Best Documentary at the 2026 ASC Media Awards – rides its way to Digital on Demand after a successful national cinema release in December.

"Fascinating, textured, oddly funny at times and utterly compelling," Anthony O'Connor reviews the 4k release of John Dahl's neo-noir THE LAST SEDUCTION, starring Bill Pullman, Peter Berg, and the amazing Linda Fiorentino

As the 33rd Mardi Gras Film Festival enters its final week, with the On-Demand program running until 9 March 2026, the festival is proud to announce this year’s award winners, including the recipients of My Queer Career and the Queer Screen Completion Fund.

AIDC announces award winners

With the powerful short documentary Peace Wilderness Man (which is set to screen at The Red Poppy Film Festival), Australian director Tim Millard crafts a poetic and often confronting portrait of a war veteran who heals his emotional wounds by immersing himself in nature.

Oscar nominee ARCO reviewed by Cain Noble-Davies Arco is in cinemas next Thursday, 12 March

This week's salute to the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve: director Joseph Sargent, who helmed The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, White Lightning, Nightmares, Colossus: The Forbin Project and…Jaws The Revenge!

With Australian actors taking over the world, here's one to keep an eye on, Arielle Cartwright

First look at new Australian film ALPHABET LANE, starring Tilda Cobham-Hervey and Nicholas Denton

…. fans of interesting failures: your ship has come in. Anthony O'Connor reviews THE BRIDE!, in cinemas now

Today's forgotten made-for-TV movie: the intense 1983 veteran-themed drama Memorial Day, starring Mike Farrell, Robert Walden, Shelly Fabares, Edward Herrmann and Bonnie Bedelia

We're too old for this shit! You love ’em, he hates ’em! The Butcher carves up your favourite films, and this week, he applies his sharpened cleaver to 1987’s’ action classic Lethal Weapon starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.

In what will be a dream come true for some and an absolute nightmare for others, Vince Vaughn takes on dual roles as a time travelling mobster (!) looking to right a few personal wrongs with an assist from James Marsden and Eiza Gonzalez Here's a first look at Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice

Melbourne International Comedy Festival bringing funny to the big screen with Funny on Film – a special festival program celebrating the art of screen comedy, featuring the return of Funny Shorts – short film competition + screenings – & a specially curated program of laugh-out-loud cinematic gems

A chance to win a double pass to THE BRIDE! In cinemas tomorrow

Helen Barlow speaks exclusively with Camille Cottin, best known for her role in Call My Agent! (IRL she has an Ausssie agent), coming up opposite Brad Pitt in Tim Winton adaptation The Riders, and in Out of Love, screening at the Alliance Française French Film Festival

Australian director Dylan Nicholls delivers a quietly moving study of war, grief, mourning and closure with his 14-minute documentary Bringing His Spirit Home, which is set to screen at The Red Poppy Film Festival

Mick Taylor returns in Wolf Creek Legacy

Prequel God of War Sons of Sparta reviewed by Anthony O'Connor

A chance to win a double pass to COLD STORAGE, in cinemas 12 March

A chance to win a double pass to Charli XCX's THE MOMENT, in cinemas this Thursday

A chance to win a double pass to the Oscar nominated ARCO, in cinemas March 12

"I would say that I’m a decent human being with a decent amount of nightmares" Julia Ducournau (Titane, Raw) speaks to James Mottram about her latest, ALPHA, which is screening at the French Film Festival

Production has commenced on the third season of Colin from Accounts