The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is back for 2020 with a new online only format and it features some very intriguing documentaries.
The Burnt Orange Heresy sees an ambitious art critic attempt to steal a rare painting from a famous painter, when things spiral out of control.
Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams play aspiring Icelandic musicians in the new comedy film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt headlines the intense Amazon Prime film 7500, playing a pilot whose plane has been hijacked by terrorists.
Wannabe rockers and time travelers Bill and Ted are back for a sequel nearly thirty years in the making with Bill & Ted Face the Music.
Acclaimed writer David Koepp reunites with Kevin Bacon for the new Blumhouse-produced haunted house horror film You Should Have Left.
Always looking to outdo himself, Christopher Nolan once again seeks to push cinematic boundaries with his latest film Tenet.
A pair of rival Australian sheep farmers must put aside their differences and come together to save their herd from certain demise in the new film Rams.
Popular singer-songwriter Janelle Monáe stars in the mind-bending new horror-thriller film Antebellum, from the producer of Get Out (2017) and Us (2019).
Charlize Theron joins the Netflix fold with the upcoming The Old Guard, a new fantasy-action film based on the graphic novel of the same name.
The acclaimed Australian author’s novel Dirt Music has been adapted to film, in what looks set to be a melodramatic, emotional journey.
The team behind the smash-hit TV series The Office have taken their highly anticipated next project to Netflix with the Steve Carrell-starring Space Force.
Russell Crowe plays a man who is pushed to the edge following a road rage incident, inciting a dangerous sequence of events for the other party involved in Unhinged.
Da 5 Bloods stars popular actor Chadwick Boseman and sees acclaimed director Spike Lee tackle the Vietnam War with a unique take on the subject matter.
The Assistant tells a timely tale that evokes a sense of unease from its audience, though some may struggle with its slow-burning pace.
Funny-people David Spade and Lauren Lapkus play the leads in the new Netflix Original comedy film The Wrong Missy.
