Reviews
Woman at War - warrior for playful cinema
Woman at War has an underground reputation among festival goers who saw it by accident. They are universally delighted. So…
Film Review: Where Hands Touch
This World War II drama turns a distinctive slice of history into a clichéd and problematic love story.
Film Review: Five Feet Apart
Spirited lead performances improve but can’t save this tear-jerking, formulaic rom-com.
Film Review: Dumbo
Tackling the animated classic, Tim Burton’s live-action remake only soars in fits and bursts.
Film Review: US finds real darkness in a sprawling mess
Jordan Peele's follow-up to GET OUT is flawed but deeply unnerving.
The OA Part II - Dawn of the New Age Genre?
The second season of Brit Marling's supernatural drama consolidates it as the epicentre of a new kind of screen story,…
Film Review: Sauvage, MQFF
Director Vidal-Naquet's Sauvage is a strong disturbing and uncompromising showcase for its star Félix Maritaud.
TV Review: The Cult (and culture) of The Family
Expanding on Rosie Jones' 2016 documentary, this 3-part ABC series digs deep into the nature of evil and how society…
Film Review: Destroyer is an impressive showcase for Kidman and Kusama
An unsparing and unflinching portrait of a damaged crusader.
Film Review: The Lego Movie 2
This sequel retains the mile-a-minute comedy, action and first class animation of the first. So why the muted fanfare around…