Copenhagen documentary film festival Victoria Mapplebeck's documentary stitches 20 years' worth of footage into a home video love letter to her son, whose whole life so far is observedVictoria [...]
Dane Elcar writes, directs and films this innovative indie movie that follows a bickering couple with seemingly no endA plucky microbudget indie, Brightwood is a masterclass in what is achievable [...]
The directors have fun sending up TV conventions, as a failing host attempts to revive his career by communing with a demon, supposedly possessing a teenage girlThe likes of The [...]
Teresa Sutherland's beautifully shot debut has you rooting for a park ranger investigating a disappearance, even if the ambiguity around malevolent forces grows tiringRobert Frost fans will recognise the title [...]
Ran der Merwe's documentary returns the director to the Northern Cape where he grew up, but glosses over trauma and injusticeSituated in the Northern Cape province of South Africa, Calvinia [...]
Screenwriter who had stammer as a child wrote script about George VI, played by Colin Firth, overcoming speech impedimentDavid Seidler, best known for his Oscar-winning writing on The King's Speech, [...]
Ghost hunting is having a moment... in graveyards, pubs, old houses, and on social media. Meet the new spirit seekersAs far as the four-man ghost-hunting crew Paraletic Activities are concerned, [...]
This gleefully trashy road movie from Coen, co-written with wife Tricia Cooke, veers too close to puerile for comfortLate 90s and early 00s cinema wasn't all bad, but it was [...]
The actor found fame as the cocky finance bro in The White Lotus. Now, as he stars in Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen, he talks to Tim Lewis about being ‘irritatingly [...]
Sister Eileen becomes obsessed by an Indigenous boy with special gifts in Warwick Thornton's handsome 1940s culture-clash taleThe new boy (Aswan Reid, electric) is delivered to the Christian mission at [...]