Ryan Corr

Australian horror inspired by one of humanity's greatest fears: arachnophobia.

When Charlie's best friend dies, leaving him to support his mate's grieving family, he is confronted with facing his own demons as well as the ghost of his dead friend haunting him.

In this psychological thriller series, two women - one a glamorous influencer, the other a supermarket shelf stacker - meet by chance in an affluent Sydney suburb. Their lives could not be more different, but they both have secrets, and their worlds are about to collide. Stars Downton Abbey's Laura Carmichael.

A horrific spirit brings havoc and death to the Vietnamese-Australian community during the Hungry Ghost Festival in Melbourne in this four-part mini-series.

Ryan Corr (Holding the Man) and Golden Globe winner Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace) star in this Australian black comedy drama that takes aim at the country's asylum-seeker detention system.

A bounty hunter (Simon Baker) and an indigenous Australian (Jacob Junior Nayinggul) hunt down the leader of an Aboriginal mob terrorising Northern Territory in this Australian Outback-set period thriller.

In this Australian near-future drama, a gifted neuropsychologist's desire to become a mother is at odds with a climate-threatened world where conceiving a child isn't so simple.

Oscar-nominated director Bruce Beresford (Driving Miss Daisy) adapts Madeleine St John's coming-of-age novel set in 1959 Sydney.

From the director of hit drama Lion, the story of Mary Magdalene starring Rooney Mara, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Joaquin Phoenix as Jesus.

Australian romantic drama following John, the football jock, and Tim, the actor with aspirations. Their high-school romance carries across 15 years – through discrimination, temptation and jealousy.

The directorial debut of Russell Crowe. After the Battle of Gallipoli in 1919 - the World War I campaign fought by ANZAC, Turkish and Allied troops - an Australian farmer (Crowe) travels to Turkey to find his three missing sons.

John Jarratt (Django Unchained) is back as psychotic serial killer Mick Taylor, the "Norman Bates of the billabong", in writer-director Greg Mclean's bloody sequel to the 2005 horror.

Aussie comedy follow-up to 2011's A Few Best Men starring Xavier Samuel, Kris Marshall and Kevin Bishop.

Two men square off over control of a motorcycle gang in this violent Australian crime drama from first-time director Stephen McCallum.