REVIEWS / ERRATUM 2037

LES INTERGALACTIQUES FESTIVAL DE SCIENCE-FICTION: Three French brothers turn a handful of Francs and a passion for 80s American movies into a wonderfully inventive time-travel puzzler (Click here)
LES INTERGALACTIQUES FESTIVAL DE SCIENCE-FICTION: Three French brothers turn a handful of Francs and a passion for 80s American movies into a wonderfully inventive time-travel puzzler (Click here)
The actress who soared to fame in the 1970s after hit films Five Easy Pieces and Blume in Love, has passed away in Los Angeles. She was 75. (Click here)
A fiery demon consuming the soul of this poor chump is the least of what we can expect from the sophomore film from the director of Wyrmwood (Click here)
NEWCASTLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Anupam Sharma's account of Pat Farmer's extraordinary ultra-marathon Indian adventure is both a compelling sports doc and a soaring study in the determination of the human spirit. WORLD PREMIERE (Click here)
Running the gamut from a 4.5 star charmer to a 1.5 star dud, Australian audiences have lots of decision-making ahead of them if planning an Easter weekend trip to the movies. Our bundle of reviews might help... (Click here)
Determined to reconnect with his Bosnian roots, Ervin Tahirovic grabbed a backpack and a camera and left his adopted home of Vienna for the rural Bosnian township of Foca - his hometown until the age of 10, when the Bosnian War changed his life forever (Click here)
The (mostly) true story of the inspiration behind the highest-selling Christian song in music industry history is told in a new faith-based biopic sure to swell the souls of the converted (Click here)
Director Kate McIntyre-Clere (pictured, left, with co-director and husband Michael) has shaken long-held beliefs regarding the life and deaths of our national icon in her new film the feature documentary Kangaroo A Love/Hate Story (Click here).
Australia's great contribution to high culture - joke telling - is celebrated in the latest 'Dad Joke' odyssey from funnyman Shane Jacobson (Click here)
Four leading ladies who graced the Academy Award podium leapt at big-budget action franchises, but did the promise of big bucks cloud their creative judgement (Click here)
The debut feature of Steven Spiel, a twisted psychological horror/thriller called Living Space, signals the arrival of a bold new talent (Click here)
The passing of Michael Eldred and John Politzer has left industry peers mourning the loss of two irreplaceable advocates of local film (Click here)
Bruce Willis goes all Bronson on the asses of Chicago's 'bad dudes' in Eli Roth's tone-deaf, bloody remake of the 1974 hit (Click here)
A journey into the spiritual heart of Australia's indigenous dance culture takes the latest virtual reality tech into a vast, uncharted new realm (Click here)
Shane Jacobson returns to his working class roots in a new Australian comedy centred on the iconic outdoor oven (Click here)