20th Century Women (2016)

20th Century Women is equal parts intoxicating and infuriating.

Rosalie Blum (2015)

Rosalie Blum is an unashamed crowdpleaser, offering mystery, broad comedy and a buoyancy that prompts post-film recommendations.

Don’t Tell is an excellent film with major flaws, undone by its own lack of focus.

Paterson is a tone poem, capturing the sedate rhythms of everyday life.

Despite its reception and reputation, Bad Santa 2 isn’t impressed by its own naughtiness.

Power Rangers, essentially It Gets Better: The Movie, understands the difference between seriousness and sincerity.

Gore Verbinski’s deliberate pacing transforms this waterlogged horror into social satire.

A Cinematic Life aligns Australia’s (second) favourite critic’s biography with cinematic history

An action-comedy perfectly suited to chucking on while kicking back on the couch at home.

The premise reads like arthouse erotica: a French farmgirl moves to Paris, falls in love with another woman, has a lot of sex.