Acting legend breaks her silence about her part in the agonising best picture award mix-up.

Our pick of the best of the big screen this week

SHORT CUTS: Bold Aspirations: Harold Lloyd and 1920s America, Bad Girl, Human Rights Arts and Film Festival

Lucasfilm boss leaves door open to characters Finn and Poe falling in love in future.

Disbelief becomes pure terror for this boyfriend in absurdist horror movie Get Out.

The war ended but the damage is infinite in this film charting a lingering terror.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 contains a rainbow of skin tones along with a pointed rejection of patriarchal authority.

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there's always room for another sequel, which regrettably means nothing ends for good.

Since she took over as head of the Swedish Film Institute, the country has become a world leader for women in film.

Margot Robbie in negotiations to play Elizabeth I in Mary Queen of Scots, opposite Saoirse Ronan.

This neo-noir was produced by and stars Canberrans and has its world premiere Q&A; screening on Sunday.

Clint Eastwood wants to immortalise the story of the three men who risked their lives to save their fellow passengers on a Paris-bound train.

Set during the Armenian genocide, The Promise has drawn the ire of Turkish online trolls.

A five-studio tug of war has broken out over the lucrative distribution rights for the James Bond movie franchise.

Zach Braff's new film as director is the kind of old-fashioned entertainment that gives old-fashioned entertainment a bad name.

Film reviews: Berlin Syndrome, Frantaz, Denial, Personal Shopper, and more.

Will Smith is about to get some phenomenal cosmic power in return for an itty-bitty living space.

"There are definitely movies that I can't be in because the Chinese will say, 'Not with him'," he said.

Not even a decent cast helps break the tedium of this low-brow affair.

Gemma Arterton plays a feminist of her time in this nostalgic war flick.

Anne Hathaway has spoken candidly about how women can be confronted with misogyny from any number of people in Hollywood - including herself. 

Australia's Elizabeth Debicki delivers a towering performance in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.

Written off as a dud in Australia, the sex comedy has found spawned remakes overseas.

Potter power turns a concert series into one of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra's biggest hits.

After controversy about transparency and fairness last year, more features will be eligible from now on.