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He won an Oscar at 90, but this iconic filmmaker is still surprisingly busy

He won an Oscar at 90, but this iconic filmmaker is still surprisingly busy

The oldest winner in Oscars history, famous for a string of Merchant Ivory costume dramas, is looking back at a trip to Afghanistan in 1960.

  • by Garry Maddox

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Trailer: Rachel's Farm
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Trailer: Rachel's Farm

Scenes from Rachel's Farm: Ward's new documentary showcasing her shift to regenerative farming.

Which sport makes for the best movies?

Which sport makes for the best movies?

Hint: it has a ball in it.

  • by Nick Bhasin
This movie finds grandeur in the friction between lust and grief
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This movie finds grandeur in the friction between lust and grief

No Time to Die star Lea Seydoux plays a woman simultaneously caught in the throes of love and grief in One Fine Morning.

  • by Paul Byrnes
This Britcom is like Love Actually – but alas, without the jokes
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This Britcom is like Love Actually – but alas, without the jokes

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is a feelgood fable as twee as its title. The problem isn’t the premise, however – it’s the execution.

  • by Jake Wilson
It has a killer shark, but this thriller is more than a B-movie
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It has a killer shark, but this thriller is more than a B-movie

Perennial near-star Josh Lucas plays a compromised oil executive in The Black Demon, which is light on shark, heavy on allegory.

  • by Jake Wilson
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Footballer who inspired #SaveHakeem campaign still fearful for his future

Footballer who inspired #SaveHakeem campaign still fearful for his future

Former refugee Hakeem al-Araibi hopes a new documentary about his jailing can protect him from the Bahraini government.

  • by Garry Maddox
Blanchett, Indiana Jones, blowing up a pipeline: the hottest tickets at Sydney Film Festival

Blanchett, Indiana Jones, blowing up a pipeline: the hottest tickets at Sydney Film Festival

From Blanchett as a renegade nun to Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny, the festival that starts this week has plenty of highlights.

  • by Garry Maddox
The low-budget Aussie horror Stephen King ‘couldn’t take his eyes off’

The low-budget Aussie horror Stephen King ‘couldn’t take his eyes off’

Late Night with Devil has captivated the world’s biggest horror writer - now it’s selling out at the Sydney Film Festival.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
‘Showies’ for almost a century, this family is not scared of the ride

‘Showies’ for almost a century, this family is not scared of the ride

Elwin Bell says the travelling carnival business is good again – cash preferred – after fires, floods and the pandemic.

  • by Garry Maddox
‘A severe case of nepotism’: Alice Englert’s journey from ‘film brat’ to filmmaker

‘A severe case of nepotism’: Alice Englert’s journey from ‘film brat’ to filmmaker

She grew up on the sets of her mother Jane Campion’s films, before falling into a successful acting career. Now she has her debut feature Bad Behaviour premiering at the Sydney Film Festival.

  • by Robert Moran