Stephen A Russell

“The discussion has to be had,” Mirren says of appropriate casting and the responsibilities of acting.

Charlotte Regan’s debut feature places itself somewhere between misery and magical realism.

Hello Dankness mainlines over 550 sources, with thousands more on the cutting room floor.

Our ten top picks as Melbourne’s glittering showcase of cinema returns.

“The church was the first cinema of horror, in a strange way.”

As Blaze comes to Stan, revisit director Del Kathryn Barton’s interview from MIFF 2022.

As the Sydney Film Festival wraps, we count down the top 10 pics to add to your watchlist.

Western-tinted detective fiction offers a heartsore reckoning with Australia’s colonial past and its deep scars.

We pick 15 of the hottest tickets at the Sydney Film Festival 2023 this June.

Brandon Cronenberg’s latest is “almost anarchistic in a way. It’s just so out there.”

“Certain actors just burn through the screen, and Mia is the perfect example,” the body-horror scion tells us.

The magnificent Idris Elba is at the top of his game in a role that’s tailor-made for him.

Fresh queer stories, cheeky revisions of Aussie history, and buzzy adaptations are headed our way next year.

Funny, sweet and frustrating in equal measure, the Stan original series gets that life is messy.

On a set visit to the Whitsundays, we met some of the key suspects of Stan’s original thriller series.

If silly capers are your thing, you’re about to unwrap a real treat in the form of this Stan original.

Star and writer Krew Boylan simply isn’t up to the gig: Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale are also wasted.