Reviews
Film Review: Rolling Thunder Revue - A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese
Great songs, inspired performances and a good digital brush-up make this essential for fans, but is it a doco? asks…
Film Review: After stretches romantic tension too far
Adapted from young adult fan fiction, not much happens in this adolescent love story, yet Adrian Martin finds it weirdly…
Film Review: Mystify - Michael Hutchence
Richard Lowenstein's excellent documentary captures his subject’s essence by never quite bringing the man into focus.
TV Review: The Rook is a gripping paranormal spy thriller
Adapted from a novel by Australian Daniel O'Malley, this series is compelling but lacks the book's complexity.
TV Review: Too Old to Die Young is a grandiose television event
Thirteen hours of Nicolas Winding Refn's neon vision may be too much for some, but Adrian Martin finds intrigue amidst…
Film Review: Parasite is satire at its most entertaining
Korean director Bong Joon-ho is a modern auteur with a wonderful popular touch. Mel Campbell celebrates his cinematic joys.
Film Review: I Am Mother is classic sci fi with a lot on its mind
A rock solid concept, great production design and expressive performances make this Australian Netflix film well worth your time.
Film Review: Never Look Away - unless it's conceptual art!
This thinly disguised art biopic works directly against the complex ideas of its subject, says Adrian Martin.
TV Review: Younger Season 6 is as crisp and salty as a bag of chips
Stan is drip-feeding episodes of this addictive lit-world rom-com, and that's Mel Campbell's only quibble.
Film Review: Men In Black International needs more laughs
Hemsworth and Thompson are a good double act but not enough to save this sci fi comedy reboot.