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Whether you’ve heard of Belfast hip hop group Kneecap or not, the charms of this biopic will remain undiminished. Somehow it all works, harnessing a punk, decolonising energy that speaks to the present and future as Kneecap challenge the past. Read full article

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It may not be based on a true story, but there’s an historical honesty to director Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu’s confident and tremendously likeable feature debut that gives its story of teen rebellion a distinctive drive. Read full article

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The best kind of personal film - a transmission directly from filmmaker to the audience member who needs it the most with a brazen message and affecting execution. You will find something in I Saw the TV Glow; or more accurately, it may find you. Read full article

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A slender and sweet tale, like a rush of reminiscence that occurs when you suddenly think of a friend you haven’t seen in many years. When the credits roll, there’s a sombre but satisfying sense that nothing else needs to be said. Not a minute more needed from this hour-long experience. Read full article

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A certified tear duct-wrecker. World of Warcraft historical data gifts this doco with a wealth of archival materials to tell its beautifully bittersweet tale of a digital life well lived (and loved). 

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The film's narrative device provides the foundation for a satisfying, romantic and bittersweet coming of age story. Uniformly superb performances help carry the premise, and there’s a frequent low key sassy humour that grounds the film’s characters in ways that ring true.

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