Thirty-year-old director Ariel Kleiman’s turns the Mornington Peninsula into Eastern Europe.
By her own admission, Helen Mirren hasn’t done too badly at crafting an illustrious career.
Filmmaker George Miller re-enters the dystopian world that first shot him to fame.
Like Bergman and Antonioni, Olivier Assayas focuses on the experience of women, as in his latest, Clouds of Sils Maria.
Prolific, controversial, funny, fearless … Actor James Franco has it all.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s efforts to stay true to the novel Inherent Vice leave this film noir floundering in the dark.
In Brisbane for an exhibition of his visual art, American auteur David Lynch talks about his sources of creativity.
Tim Burton leaves behind his usual dark canvas to frame a colourful true story of art-world artifice in the film Big Eyes.
For British funnyman David Mitchell, falling in love with the perfect woman was easy. It was the years of waiting for her that were hell.
Laura Poitras’s Snowden film, Citizenfour, is a welcome return to documentary that doesn’t tell us what to think.
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