Visually arresting and equally enthralling, Scandinavian cinema is continuing to cement itself as a major player on the global circuit. Hlynur Palmason’s A White, White Day is an impressive addition to the growing Scandi film canon and has already garnered significant praise.
Rian Johnson’s latest, Knives Out, is a classic whodunnit murder-mystery featuring one of the better ensemble casts devised for a film.
The second trailer for master director Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood highlights the opposing career trajectories of former Western legend Rick Dalton (DiCaprio) and rising starlet Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie).
Michelle Payne made history in 2015 when she rode the thoroughbred Prince Of Penzance to victory at the prestigious Melbourne Cup horse race.
Independence Day (1996) and 2012 (2009) director Roland Emmerich’s latest feature is a retelling of the epic Battle of Midway, a pivotal event that helped turn the tide in favour of the Allies during WWII.
Ian McKellen plays a career conman who gets more than he bargained for when trying to swindle his latest subject in The Good Liar.
Three visionaries go head-to-head to (literally) provide power to the nation in the trailer for The Current War, based on a true story.
A couple is on the run from the law after killing a police officer in self-defence in the new drama film Queen & Slim.
Naomie Harris plays a cop who’s forced to seek help from her local community to reveal the truth about corrupt officers that shot her after witnessing a crime in Black and Blue.
Wild Rose is about big dreams with even bigger collateral damage.
I cried so much in Tolkien that I gave myself a headache and had to go straight home to put myself to bed.
Naomi Watts, Tim Roth, Kelvin Harrison Jr and Octavia Spencer lead the new psychological thriller film Luce, which is sure to get audiences talking.
Some movie tropes need to be thrown in a bin with other outdated, overused tropes and the bin needs to be set on fire.
Ford v. Ferrari is the exciting true story of automobile company Ford’s attempt at winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in France during 1966.
The mobster wives include Elisabeth Moss, Melissa McCarthy and Tiffany Haddish in the awesome new crime-drama film The Kitchen.
The all-time cinematic great Apocalypse Now has been remastered from the ground up by director Francis Ford Coppola and will hit cinemas dubbed as the ‘Final Cut’.
