Most movie sets end up in landfill, but one Australian production team reckons it's come up with a much better approach.

The Australian actor thinks entertainment without social commentary deserves to be recognised more often.

Director Christopher Nolan takes on an epic story from World War II with the help of Harry Styles.

The director of Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim has made "a car movie driven by music".

Quirky trends at the movies include the chance to watch Anchorman or The Lion King from a spa.

Dead men may tell no tales but Screen Queensland is determined to keep quiet about how much it paid for Disney to set course for Gold Coast studios.

Every generation reinvents the car movie to suit its own self.

Everything about 2017, from the resurgence of racism and sexism in public life to Ivanka Trump's star turn as Julie Nixon Eisenhower, feels retro. So it makes a certain amount of sense that I find myself looking forward with pleasure and apprehension to a new movie about an old toy: Barbie is getting another shot at the big time. The way she's getting it says a lot about adults' anxieties about children's stories.

• Review

Everything about First Girl I Loved is bold and fresh.

The Beguiled may be Sophia Coppola's weakest film, but it finds her trying new things.

Sleek car film Baby Driver is really a love letter to music.

Both Rogue One's Riz Ahmed and Lion's Dev Patel were considered for the role.

• MIFF

Jane Campion, David Wenham and more will attend this year's Melbourne International Film Festival.

A mid-life escapist fantasy awaits Diane Lane once again – this time in France.

The seminal career of Radio Birdman is charted in this narrow but diligent documentary.

Speed is the name of the driving game in this slick action thriller from director Edgar Wright.

My Life As a Zucchini, Battleship Potemkin, The Tales of Hoffman

Which Spidey – Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield or newcomer Tom Holland – and which movie is best?

Hollywood's search for 'the next James Bond' has ended right where it began – with Daniel Craig.

"Blindness is not a negative," Barbara Blackman says. "It is a different way of seeing."

Actress Zoe Kazan has spoken out about the entrenched sexual harassment on Hollywood film sets, revealing she was once asked by a producer if she "spat or swallowed".

With China pitching for studio movies, it's become even tougher for Australia to attract so-called runaway productions.

The pay gap between male and female stars persists, but some in Hollywood are taking matters into their own hands to eradicate it.

For filmmaker Sarah Barton, the diasbility rights movement isn't just political, it's personal.