Reviews
Boys
A coming-of-age tale of love and sport, Boys proves sweet, sincere, picturesque and poignant in treading familiar ground.
The Circle
An enduring love story and an important chapter of history are combined with both heartbreak and hope.
Rosewater
Ripped from the content of his television program, Jon Stewart's directorial debut tells a true tale with grace and sincerity.
The Foxy Merkins
Both a buddy comedy and a satire of sex work dramas, this offbeat effort is fondly familiar as well as…
Citizenfour
A gripping and chilling behind-the-scenes insight into privacy, paranoia, politics, and the man at the centre of a complex issue.
The Interview
Little in the way of nuance should be expected from a comedy more concerned with bodily functions than political satire.
Lyle
Part homage, part subversion, Lyle proves a thrilling and gripping updating of a tale first told in Rosemary's Baby.
Selma
Building its story from small moments contributing to big events, this historical drama is anything but ordinary.
Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead
The zombie film takes an Australian turn, complete with all the expected frenetic elements and a few surprises.
Kingsman: The Secret Service
Expect satire mixed with homage in this slick, unsubtle - but largely enjoyable - spy film for a new century.