We Are Many

‘I think they were saying, “We’ll it’s okay to be for peace, but you...

Devil’s Knot

Memphis, 1993: the bodies of three boys are discovered in the woods. They are bound...

Chinese Puzzle

As those familiar with the previous two installments might have guessed, Chinese Puzzle is a...

Battle Company: Korengal

Following on from 2010’s Restrepo, Battle Company: Korengal returns to the same themes...

Run and Jump: Interview with Edward MacLiam

Shortly after the release of Steph Green’s first film, Run and Jump, we catch up...

112 Weddings

112 Weddings is a touching reunion of the ins and outs of “the most magical day”...

Road

“United by success, united by tragedy” seems to be the tagline for Road, the story of...

Belle

The preface “based on a true story” is enough to strike fear into the heart,...

How We Used to Live

Paul Kelly returns with this poetically filmed collaboration with indie-pop band Saint...

NOW: In the Wings on a World Stage

Theatre productions are fascinating affairs. They exist in their own little...

How to Train Your Dragon 2

The second instalment of the How to Train Your Dragon series soon lands in theatres,...

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: Thoughts from Andy Serkis and a glimpse at the movie

Of Horses and Men

Of Horses and Men posits that man and beast are closer than they realise: in...

Oculus

The premise of Oculus is not terribly original – a typically happy family’s lives disintegrate...

From Here to Eternity

As producer Tim Rice said in his introduction to this preview screening of From Here...

Secret Sharer

For all the exotic locales he wrote about, it was always the open sea that...

Knocked for Six

Knocked for Six is an Australian comedy about a group of cricketers who go on...

22 Jump Street

The dream team are sent back to recapture their youth all over again in this...

The Young and Prodigious T S Spivet

It’s been 13 years since Jean-Pierre Jeunet released Amelie, an...

I Declare War

Never before has the power of young children’s imagination been so well dramatised as in...

Venus in Fur

Always controversial Polish film-maker Roman Polanski focuses his 22nd production Venus in Fur on...

Grace of Monaco | Movie review

French director of the well-known La Vie en Rose, Olivier Dahan has already caused a lot of ink to flow with his latest release Grace of Monaco. The story takes place in 1962, six years after Grace Kelly became Grace of Monaco. While she’s struggling to enjoy her married life as a foreign princess, Hitchcock...

Benny & Jolene

In this film about a boy/girl folk group, Benny and Jolene are pressured to become...

When I Saw You

Annemarie Jacir’s second feature film When I Saw You weaves through several emotional strands...

Pluto

Director Shin Su-Won’s second feature film examines the dangerous obsession exam results can manifest in...