Kristen Stewart brings a personal touch
Personal Shopper director Olivier Assayas' artistic bond with Kristen Stewart.
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Craig Mathieson
Craig Mathieson has been the film critic for The Sunday Age since March 2012, having previously held the same position for Rolling Stone and The Bulletin. The former magazine editor writes widely on film, music and television, and is still able to quote sizeable chunks of the dialogue from Michael Mann's Heat.
Sharp fright turn
Strange, sad and scary elements build around Kristen Stewart in the compelling Personal Shopper.
Ray bides her time and plays to her strengths
This young singer-songwriter from Melbourne is discovering a confidence she didn't know she had.
Sky News' weeknight line-up is a deep dive into ideological obsession
After dark Sky News is an echo chamber of conservatism and moroseness.
Green Day's revolution
Green Day's non-stop work ethic was both a strength and what led the Oakland trio to unravel.
Skin-deep Shell could do with more filling
Scarlett Johansson is a 6 billion yen woman who's not sure who she is in the movie Ghost in the Shell.
The Country Doctor: A safety net stretched thin
A French doctor turned filmmaker captures an authenticity in the stories he uses to reflect on social change.
A missing link
The lush remake of Beauty and the Beast doesn't bring anything truly new to the story but is reassuringly familiar.
Motherhood is a gladiatorial contest in the standout drama Big Little Lies
Whatever attracted you to Big Little Lies won't be what you ultimately remember it for.
Spoon serve up a new album and top it with a tour
Spoon frontman Britt Daniel isn't one for false modesty, he loves the band's new album Hot Thoughts.
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