Film
Downton delivers during box office downturn
Are older audiences finally returning to the cinema? Well, look, it's complicated.
The Drover's Wife review: a terrific Outback Western
Writer-director Leah Purcell casts fresh eyes on the dangers a woman alone might face in nineteenth-century colonial Australia.
St Kilda Film Fest reveals lineup
Catch poetic documentaries, boundary-pushing animation, and re-imaginings of dark history at the 39th St Kilda Film Festival.
Downton Abbey: A New Era review: this feels like a farewell tour
Beautiful interiors, romantic intrigue, endless rituals of dinners, parties and balls – nothing lasts forever ...
Crocodile Dun-don't: confessions of an Australian film critic abroad
‘Australian art cinema' is a concept many overseas programmers have a hard time understanding – or even believing.
$1 billion Australian Stories Fund pledged by the Greens
Australian stories on our screens are essential, says Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young.
After Yang review: a remarkable vision of humanity
American-based filmmaker Kogonada (Columbus) spins a fascinating take on an age-old obsession in this beautifully melancholic film.
AFTRs student film scores world premiere at Cannes
Cannes Film Festival has selected an Australian musical film made by students for its La Cinef program.
Sonic outsmarts Dumbledore in the Anzac box office battle
The kids rolled into the cinemas, allowing Sonic the Hedgehog and The Bad Guys to pick up the Easter slack.
The Human Rights Film Festival brims with bodies and the environment
The not-for-profit Human Rights Arts & Film Festival returns this week with an engaging lineup of films and live performances.