Molly Leeming reviews this 1975 cult classic and discusses its likeability and its absurdity.

11 Dec 2019 Molly Leeming

Emily Shawcross reviews Knives Out, a comedic 'whodunnit' film about the death of a patriarch and his eccentric family.

5 Dec 2019 Emily Shawcross

Sophia Andrews Gamarra reviews Judy & Punch, a bloody, comic and relentlessly incoherent film inspired by the traditional seaside puppet-show.

28 Nov 2019 Sophia Andrews Gamarra

James Hudson reviews The Amazing Johnathan, a meta documentary that borders on being noxiously smug

27 Nov 2019 James Hudson

Paul Feig's film plays on the success of earlier British rom coms and attempts to revamp the genre for the so-called 'Brexit age'

20 Nov 2019 Alice Manning

Malu Rocha discusses how this niche form of animation survives in a world of ever-expanding CGI technology

20 Nov 2019 Malu Rocha

Jasmine Onstad reflects on the major highlights from this year's ASFF and how powerful these short films can be

20 Nov 2019 Jasmine Onstad

James Hudson discusses how cinema is evolving and making art more accessible

20 Nov 2019 James Hudson

The epic Ford vs. Ferrari battle is a funny and poignant cinematic experience, says Emily Shawcross

19 Nov 2019 Emily Shawcross

Sophia Andrews Gamarra reviews the early-2000s Studio Ghibli classic, whose whimsical fantasy is tempered with strong anti-war themes.

18 Nov 2019 Sophia Andrews Gamarra