REVIEWS / BRAVE

Pixar's first pixelated princess is a feisty Scottish lass. (Click pic) 

REVIEWS / SEEKING JUSTICE

The blink-&-miss release of Nicholas Cage's latest B-thriller does the perfectly serviceable work no justice. (Click pic)

FEATURES / DUNGOG FILM FESTIVAL 2012 PROGRAM LAUNCH

The little-festival-that-could celebrates its 6th year with a tighter but no less impressive line-up. (Click pic)

HORROR / FREAK ME OUT AT SFF 2012

Midnight movie fans will revel in Sydney Film Festival programmer Richard Kuiper's 2012 version of his annual horror compendum. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN

The Sydney Film Festival's 59th opening night film justifies the organiser's faith in its crowd-pleasing qualities. (Click pic)

FEATURES / SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2012 DAILY PLANNER

The party has begun! Bookmark this page to keep track of daily news, reviews and scheduling at this years SFF screenings. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / PROMETHEUS

Ridley Scott's much-anticipated return to the genre that launched his career may not be the event picture fans had hoped for. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING

Those expecting know what to expect from Kirk Jones' reworking of Heidi Murkoff's self-help baby-bible. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / WOODY ALLEN: A DOCUMENTARY

Robert B Weide's truncated doco still has enough great Woody moments and insight for most fans. (Click pic)

FEATURES / NASHEN MOODLEY, FESTIVAL DIRECTOR, SFF 2012

A veteran programmer at 35, Nashen Moodley provides a vivid portrait of world cinema with his first Sydney Film Festival programme. (Click pic)

FEATURES / COMMENTS FROM CANNES WINNERS 2012

As the 65th annual event winds down, those feted by the jury of Cannes 2012 President Thierry Frémaux react to their lofty cinematic status. (Click pic)

FEATURES / HOOP DREAMS THEN AND NOW

Producer Frederick Marx considers the impact of his most famous work, the landmark documentary Hoop Dreams. (Click pic)

INDUSTRY / THE HISTORY OF LGBT CINEMA IN AUSTRALIA (PART 2)

We conclude our look at the representation of gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender cultures on Australian screens. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / SAFE

The latest from Hollywood's biggest B-list action star is, suitably, a big B-movie.

HORROR / CANNES CRITICS MAUL DARIO'S DRACULA

The aging Italian auteur's latest has a cinematic stake driven through its heart by rabid critics. (Click pic)