Silence indicates that Martin Scorsese is still haunted by the questions that faith raises about us as a species.

This is rousing, pacey entertainment – and perhaps a preview of a future world film industry where Hollywood no longer has things all its own way.

Grass skirts, penis sheaths and maybe a sighting of "Prat Pitt" are part of Australia's first nomination for best foreign-language film.

The new film from the director of The Adventures of Priscilla looks like a riot of kitschy colour.

The romantic comedy gods have blessed us all with a belated Valentine's Day gift: Love Actually, hands-down the greatest film of all time, is getting a sequel. But there's a catch.

Quick, crank up the bat signal: Ben Affleck no longer wants to play Gotham City's caped crusader, according to reports.

The Great Wall is Chinese director Zhang Yimou's latest attempt to the true meaning of art.

At once deadly earnest and utterly comical, Werner Herzog has turned his unique and unflinching gaze upon the internet in his latest documentary.

It was a big hit on Broadway, but this musical treatment of the New York newsboys' strike of 1899 could be a tough sell over here.

Anna Biller's second feature film continues in her signature retro style, centring on a lonely witch whose ''love magic'' has fatal consequences.

Musical comedy La La Land has continued its award season domination, taking home five trophies at the 70th British Academy of Film and Television Awards.

The writer never thought his second film would sell, let alone be nominated for an Oscar. Now he's got a shot at best screenplay.

Geoffrey Rush lived up to his name on Saturday by swooping in for just a few hours into the Berlin Film Festival, where he received an award for his contribution to film culture.

A Melbourne couple have developed a world-first app that will allow moviegoers to find tickets at far less than the regular price.

Jessica Chastain earned an Oscar nomination for her turn as a driven CIA analyst.

What's often called the world's biggest short film festival has moved west.

From overlooked black female mathematicians on the space program to overlooked white female astronauts.

Even before the iconic festival, a short about a huge barrier to refugees has won an award

It is profits, not security, that is driving America's military build-up in the Pacific - and we could all pay the price.

For supposed trash, Fifty Shades Darker offers a fair amount to ponder.

Denzel Washington shows the cracks in the persona of Troy, a black man denied in Fences.

A willingness to belabour the obvious can be a virtue, especially when the obvious truths in question are the kind we might be tempted to forget

Fancy buying yourself a Valentine's Day present?

T2 Trainspotting star Jonny Lee Miller tells why he's glad to have given up the celebrity game.