Review: Hell or High Water

A modern American Western, driven by the economic downturn of rural Texas, Hell or High Water is a story of the bonds of brotherhood and family, disguised as a heist film. Read More

The Japanese Film Festival Returns to Brisbane For Its 20th Year

The Japanese Film Festival was founded in 1997 by the Japan Foundation, Sydney. Back then, there was only a screening of three films – Today, it’s the largest Japanese film festival in the world. Over the years, the festival has … Read More

Genre Blending: I Am Not a Serial Killer

Intensely eerie, darkly funny, I Am Not a Serial Killer morphs enthrallingly across teen horror and supernatural thriller genres, plunging into the depths of murder and monsters. Read More

UQ’s Latin American Film Festival: Free and For Adults Only

This week foreign film lovers can enjoy five days of free fun at the University of Queensland’s 10^th Annual Latin American Film Festival. Read More

5 Open Air Cinema Movies to get your Halloween Feels on this October

October is almost here and you know what that means? Time to cook some popcorn, find a blanket to hide under and grab your friends because Halloween is just around the corner! The Open Air Cinema located in South Bank’s … Read More

The White Helmets Doc: Syria’s First Responders

The thunderous hum from above alerts the men. They rush outside to see an aircraft drop its destruction. As the bomb explodes, the men have already mobilized; they jump into a truck and head directly for the bombed site. In the rising grey dust of chaos, the men in the white helmets are Syria’s first responders, a civilian group who search for survivors trapped within the rubble. Read More

Spierig brothers set to direct Helen Mirren in 2017

Michael and Peter Spierig will be returning to Australia next year to film their newest feature, Winchester, with Academy Award Winner, Helen Mirren confirmed as lead. Read More

Asia Pacific Screen Awards: International Nominations Council Announced

The 10^th annual Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA) is unrolling the red carpet in Brisbane later this year and Lord Mayor Graham Quirk has announced the International Nominations Council that will be responsible for determining the award nominees. Read More

Unmoved by Free State of Jones

An ambitious account of true events, Free State of Jones, tells a lesser-known tale of rebellion within the Confederate ranks during the American Civil War. Read More

Sundance Doc: Weiner is a Winner

Winner of the Sundance 2016 Grand Jury Prize for U.S Documentary, Weiner traces Ex-Congressman, Anthony Weiner’s New York City 2013 Mayoral race, which was meant to lead to his redemption, but instead ended in an embarrassing loss after yet another sexting scandal was uncovered.

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INTERVIEW: Down Under Writer/Director Abe Forsythe

“There’s going to be some people that are never going to like this movie.” Read More

Alliance Française Classic Film Festival Hits Brisbane

Early this September, for the first time ever, the Alliance Française Classic Film Festival will be held at the Palace Barracks Cinemas in Brisbane City. The festival debuted in Sydney last year and was an instant hit. This year the Festival will screen nationally in 5 cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane and Perth. Read More

Mel Gibson returns to film with ‘Blood Father’

In his first film since 2014, Mel Gibson hits cinemas next month with action-thriller Blood Father, setting in motion what might be a comeback to film that sticks. Read More

New Kid on the Block: Talking Film with Joshua Ochoa

Fresh out of Griffith Film School, Joshua Ochoa has dived into the short filmmaking scene, having just finished Our Best Selves, he’s wanting to get into the festival circuit. Read More