MIFF 2017
Movies
IT review: King's tale trades on taboos
Stephen King's blend of Americana and morbidity is back in favour.
Studio hopes to continue horror winning streak with It
The studio behind some lower-budget horror hits is taking a chance on the Stephen King movie.
Namatjira Project tells a profoundly moving story
Namatjira Project tells a profoundly moving story, in a way that's original and appropriate.
West of Sunshine, set in Melbourne's west, makes its mark at Venice
Jason Raftopoulos, director of Pawno, premiered his new film in Venice this week to a warm reception.
Twin roles in That's Not Me a fine calling card
Low-budget Australian comedy That's Not Me could be a sign of bigger things to come.
A disturbance in the Force? Star Wars changes directors
Colin Trevorrow, who was directing the ninth and final Star Wars "saga" film, has left the project by "mutual agreement" with Lucasfilm.
007 to be married in new Bond film, plot leaks reveal
Daniel Craig's recently announced return to the 007 series is set to take an unexpectedly loved up turn, according to new plot leaks.
La La Land director to produce Netflix musical
Oscar-winning La La Land director Damien Chazelle is taking a new project to France ... and Netflix.
Chilean filmmaker calls for aunt to be extradited
A new documentary centres on a woman living in Australia who worked for Chile's brutal secret police in the Pinochet era.
Film Short Cuts
SHORT CUTS: Girls Trip, Gifted, 47 Meters Down
Retailers look to galaxy far, far away to boost profits
Myer, Target and Big W are among retailers looking to a galaxy far, far away for a much-needed boost to their profits as Star Wars' Force Friday II rolls out today.
All-female Lord of the Flies misses the point, critics say
Plans for an all-female movie of William Golding's young adult classic novel Lord of the Flies have been roundly mocked online.
This couple made a movie for just $60,000. And it's not s---
This local pair's brand of heartfelt screwball comedy has won fans, and bears a striking resemblance to the work of the darlings of US indie cinema.
Troye Sivan to return to film in gay conversion drama
Troye Sivan is set to star in Joel Edgerton's upcoming gay conversion therapy drama Boy Erased, alongside the likes of Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe.
Understated melodrama a cut above the rest
Gifted is not your run-of-the-mill melodrama. More like an exceptional melodrama. It still plays the violin, if you get what I mean, but the violinist is skilful.
Ali's well that ends well in charming comedy
Australia has barely begun to mine the great stories within our migrant experience, which is odd and frustrating, given we have six million of them.
Cambodia's story of love over horror
Director Angelina Jolie's film is both a personal and political work.
Cliched buddy flick ticks lowbrow boxes
Bodies pile up behind Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds in Australian director Patrick Hughes' The Hitman's Bodyguard.
Troubled soul hunts for love and life
Francis Lee's first feature God's Own Country is a place he knows well.
Girls Trip an exuberant return to the girl power of old
Rated MA, 122 minutes
God's Own Country: Heart in the country
God's Own Country is a different big screen story of the Yorkshire moors.
Pinkett Smith on raunchy comedy breaking stereotypes
The American actor believes Hollywood deserves credit for finally recognising the value of movies centring on women.
Ed Skrein resigns from Hellboy reboot amid whitewashing claims
The former Deadpool and Game of Thrones star resigned from the upcoming Hellboy reboot after fans complained over his lack of Asian heritage.
Top five films: our pick of the big screen
Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week
The Dinner serves up family morals
There are various escape routes at this loaded dinner.
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