Eliza Janssen

With about 70% of the state fully vaccinated, NSW’s theatres can start welcoming movie buffs home.

Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard sing songs penned by Sparks, directed by French auteur Leos Carax.

Kenneth Branagh returns, with a (literal?) murderer’s row of screen talent for the ensemble cast.

A young physics student (Bella Thorne) tragically can’t remember the one night she never wanted to forget.

2020’s Best Original Screenplay winner is finally coming to a streaming service for Aussie subscribers.

In this adaptation of a 2018 Danish thriller, Jake Gyllenhaal is a cop on the most important emergency call of his life.

Essie Davis always gets her man in this beloved crime series: could be time for a trip back to 1920s Melbourne…

Get stuck into the investigation, great autumnal fashion, and shocking revelations of how the killer and detectives probably share a past.

81 movies. 26 Australian premieres. A Lubitsch retrospective, and the long-awaited release of an epic Aussie western.

Netflix have the rights to the loveably misanthropic show for the next five years—it only cost ’em about $700 million.

What if you had a dog that was red? And, if you’ll indulge me a little further, imagine if said dog was also…very big?

Gonzo and Pepé must survive one night in Disney’s haunted attraction—with some fuzzy, familiar phantoms as their hosts.

It’s a black comedy, it’s a gang revenge crime-thriller, it’s an expose of conspiracy theories and toxic masculinity…

Was it a fitting farewell for Daniel Craig? Or does the longest Bond movie ever outstay its welcome with a convoluted plot?

Revisit some faves you grew up with, or try something new that the whole clan will love.

“I don’t particularly enjoy violence. That being said, you are currently in company of extremely violent individuals.”

Wanna know what’s coming to the House of Mouse this month? Here’s your guide.