Television
Spectre
On screen and off, the shadow of the past looms large over the latest entertaining yet standard Bond offering.
Box Office: 9 November 2015 as Oz films vary from glory to gluggy
The Dressmaker lost 3% and two cinemas in its second week. What did they do, burn down?
The National Theatre's Hamlet
Cumberbatch's Hamlet is a thrill; sod the London critics, they're just carping.
Now Add Honey - breaking through for the female audience?
Behind family-friendly comedy Now Add Honey is a serious understanding of comedy, a lot of television experience and a sense…
Screen Forever: Media Regulation in the Spotlight
Both Minister Fifield and Shadow-Minister Dreyfuss will speak at Screen Forever.
Andrew Bovell, Anthony LaPaglia and the grift behind greatness
With actor Anthony LaPaglia and Andrew Bovell in town at the same time, the Adelaide Film Festival arranged a conversation…
Man Up
Thanks to the infectious charm of its leading lady, Man Up is a typical yet never thoroughly trying addition to…
Macbeth: the Brits like Justin Kurzel
The British Independent Film Awards have scattered noms upon the Hairy Macbeth while providing a fair list of key 2015…
When we tire of superhero films
Paula Wagner produced the Mission Impossible series with Tom Cruise. She believes that superheroes are just a phase, but blockbusters…
Let's hear it for the littlies - ACMI announces national junior winners
ACMI is delighted to announce the winners of Screen It 2015, Australia’s annual moving image competition for school-aged filmmaker.