australian-films

Edgerton depicts Christian characters in ways that cannot be dismissed as mere caricature.

Our critic discovered that the only thing better than watching The Castle is watching The Castle for the millionth time, with a bunch of people who’ve done the same.

Only in its score and costume design does this film truly shine.

We’ve got five double passes to give away to see the thrilling Australian biker movie 1%, which Flicks critic Blake Howard described as “Sons of Anarchy on Steroids.” We’ll even throw in a free stubby holder for each of the lucky recipients! The film arrives in cinemas nationwide on October 18. Here’s the official synopsis: […]

This new film saddles its Aussie cast with unconvincing American accents – but can’t massage a moody sea of clichés into something substantial.

There are high hopes for this Adelaide-shot thriller, based in a futuristic world where a teenage girl is raised by a robot.

Congratulations Stratts!

Jirga revisits the cost of war and discusses who is willing to pay for the consequences.

Our thoughts and condolences are with Hill’s family during this difficult time.

With the enthralling documentary Ghosthunter currently in cinemas, we spoke with the director about his harrowing but healing film.

Established shorts director Imogen Thomas has made a powerful feature film debut with the minimalist and poetic Emu Runner.

This highly anticipated Australian film about the 2008 Mumbai attack delivers the goods.

This is a wonderful and charming film and a classical slice of entertainment.

The documentary Wayne chronicles the meteoric rise of Wayne Gardner to the peak of MotoGP racing and his success eclipsing the post-apocalyptic biker imagery in the Australian consciousness, thanks to films like Mad Max and Stone. Gardner essentially willed himself from Australian steel town Wollongong through the international racing ranks and onto the grid of […]

Director Bruce Beresford’s 2009 film is available to watch online for free this week.

Join director Bruce Beresford for an early look at one of the most highly anticipated Australian releases of the year.

The results of Adelaide Film Festival’s poll of the best Australian films are in.

We talk to the writer/director of the acclaimed Australian film West of Sunshine.

The Australian stage is so chock full of great stories that it is a constant oddity of the local film industry that so few of them are ever adapted into movies. I’m not exactly sure how comedian Damian Callinan’s one-man show could have possibly worked on stage considering the logistics of its sprawling character-focused story. […]

The Sydney-shot Nekrotronic will have its world premiere in the Toronto Film Festival’s hugely popular Midnight Madness program.

This biopic of artist Adam Cullen is one of the stand-out Australian dramas of 2018.

The Australian film industry looks set to out-perform its results from the 2017 calendar year.