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In an era when virtually every new film is easily rewatchable with the help of streaming service, I sometimes wonder whether every new film is actually rewatched, over and [...]

Between Waterworld and The Arrival, David Twohy had a hand in two of the few Hollywood films of the 90s to really tackle the taboo subject of global warming. In Waterworld, [...]

It was panned at the time, and has been all but lost to DVD bargain-basement bins, but The Perfect Man is one of the few mid-00s romcoms that gets the balance of sweet and [...]

Scott Mann’s Fall is an immediate survival masterpiece, and the first fictional film to tap into the mountaineering crazy that has infused documentary cinema over the last [...]

Bodies Bodies Bodies is one of the most unusual and ambivalent films to be released by, for and about Gen Z. It takes as its central premise the idea that the slasher genre [...]

Sara Dosa’s Fire of Love is a tribute to Katia and Maurice Krafft, a geochemist and geologist who together revolutionised the world of volcanology. As the discipline’s [...]

Based on the poem of the same name by Banjo Paterson, George T. Miller’s The Man from Snowy River is a remarkably compelling bid for an epic Australian cinema. More [...]

At times, it can feel like stories are at an all-time low in contemporary cinema. Not only have reboots become as common as original narratives, but the MCU has introduced a [...]

Bill Bennett’s debut film, A Street to Die, tells the story of Colin Simpson, an Australian veteran who became the first person to successfully sue a government for [...]

Crimes of the Future is a return to David Cronenberg’s classic body horror mode, albeit in a more muted form. On the one hand, Cronenberg luxuriates in the power of [...]