Looking back at the inimitable Indigenous icon.

Event in Melbourne, VIC, Australia by Bulleke-Bek Brunswick Cinema on Monday, June 30 2025

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Wes Anderson stays on course in The Phoenician Scheme.

Event in Melbourne, VIC, Australia by Bulleke-Bek Brunswick Cinema on Monday, June 9 2025

Nathan Fielder keeps getting away with it in the second season of The Rehearsal.

Ryan Coogler's Sinners is a crowdpleaser with a difference.

Doing justice to bad taste in Henry King's 1925 version of Stella Dallas.

John Mulaney tests the boundaries of Netflix with Everybody's Live.

Super 8 rises from the grave in the independent Brisbane epic A Grand Mockery.

Digging for significance in Disney's new Snow White.

The politics of jazz, and vice versa, in Johan Grimonprez's Soundtrack To a Coup d'État.

Looking back at Val Kilmer in Martha Coolidge's Real Genius.

Reflections on the life and work of a great filmmaker.

On the margins of the mainstream with In the Lost Lands and One Of Them Days.

The cutting edge, the leading edge, the bleeding edge, the edge of reason, the edge of civilisation, the edge of meaning. On edge, losing your edge. The thin edge of the wedge. The edge invoked in...

On Ma vie ma gueule, and other crazy comedies by Sophie Fillières.

Corinne Cantrill was one half of a couple whose experimental works caught the world’s attention.

What's missing from the Blu-ray of Jacques Tourneur's The Fearmakers.

Systems at work and play in Frederick Wiseman's 2017 documentary Ex Libris: The New York Public Library.

Our Oscar coverage continues with a qualified defence of Jacques Audiard's Emilia Perez.

Catching up with a couple of outsider stories in time for the Oscars.

Grand Tour is a “dysfunctional” romantic comedy in which language and love get lost in translation.

On memory, "structural film," and Malcolm Le Grice.

Phantom threads of sex and politics in the most popular film of 2024.

David Lynch wasn’t a weirdo.

Notes on Charles Vidor's reflexive wartime musical Cover Girl, starring Rita Hayworth.

Monster Summer, which stars Mel Gibson, is reminiscent of Jaws, but with a more nebulous enemy.

Nicholas Hoult is in the hot seat in Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2.