Director Aaron Wilson has crafted a beautifully shot, sensitive story about love, loss and yearning with Little Tornadoes. We’re in…

Treachery and subterfuge abound in the Australian premiere of a new production of Richard Wagner’s otherworldly romance Lohengrin. It is a…

To Chiara is the brainchild of Jonas Carpignano and the third in his Calabrian trilogy. But you don’t need to…

Director John Madden is a bit of an enigma. The Englishman is of course best known as the director of…

- How to Please a Woman - Only in cinemas from 2 June 2022 We have 5 double in-season passes…

Scintillating, fast paced, brilliantly choreographed Irish tap dancing. A strong, rhythmic, ear-pleasing score. Maestros on the fiddle and flute. Elegant…

Emily St John Mandel came to prominence with her fourth book, the pandemic post-apocalypse Station Eleven. That book gained a…

Céline Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire) is back with a breathtakingly beautiful film about childhood, loss and memory.…

If Shakespeare had the vision of Nostradamus, he may well have foreseen The Merry Wives of Windsor being set in…

Leah Purcell’s The Drover’s Wife* is a story of hardship and resilience. This magnificently shot film follows a woman living…