Film & TV
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51Film Review: Primavera
A talented violinist, Cecilia, confined in an orphanage, meets Vivaldi who becomes her teacher. Under his mentorship and through his music, she...
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251New film releases this week (from 4 June)
This week’s cinema releases include 2 reboots of old film franchises with Scary Movie and Masters of the Universe. There is also...
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252Film Review: Masters of the Universe
Masters of the Universe finally returns in 2026 to defend Eternia from Skeletor and his hench people in this fun action-packed film.
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270Film Review: H is for Hawk
After losing her beloved father, Helen finds herself in an unlikely friendship with a stubborn hawk named Mabel but at great cost.
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312Film Review: The Christophers
The children of a once famous artist hire a forger to complete some unfinished, long ago abandoned canvases so they'll have an...
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395New film releases this week (from 28 May)
This week’s cinema releases include a new A24 horror about a doorway leading to a strange dimension, a story about memory and...
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1.1KAdelaide-born chef makes it to MasterChef UK semi-finals
Kristen Dodd left behind a corporate career to chase her food dream, turning heads on MasterChef with her punchy Asian-inspired flavours
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3872026 HSBC Spanish & Latin American Film Festival begins 10 June – 5 July at Palace Nova Cinemas
Time to chase the winter blues away with a sangria and the 2026 HSBC Spanish & Latin American Film Festival beginning at...
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616Film Review: The North
Two estranged friends. Six hundred kilometres. One unforgettable journey.
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397New film releases this week (from 21 May)
This week’s cinema releases include a young musician's search for his dream girl, a bio-pic about literary giant Franz Kafka, a horror...
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378Film Review: The Richest Woman in the World
The Richest Woman in the World doesn’t reach any great depth of drama or intrigue but is still interesting.
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458Film Review: Karla
Director Christina Tournatzès considerately crafts the story of Karla into a thoughtful film that looks critically at the plight of a young...
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1.0KNew film releases this week (from 14 May)
Cinema releases include an excellent dystopian South Australian film, Jodie Foster’s French adventure, the new Guy Richie film with serious star power,...
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442Film Review: Prosecution
Prosecution builds into an engrossing legal battle against far-right violence and extremism in modern day Germany.
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717Film Review: The Run
The Run is a visually striking dystopian road film that is gripping to the final conclusion.
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489Film Review: A Private Life
A Private Life is an unfailingly enjoyable film, with moments of intense psychological reward.
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399Review: Flickerfest 2026 National Tour, The Mercury on Saturday, 9th May
Happy thirty fifth birthday Flickerfest - and may there be many, many more!
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1.2KFilm Review: The Sheep Detectives
To state the bleatingly obvious, we all loved it! Yes, it's a shear winner!
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820Film Review: Berlin Hero
Berlin Hero is an intelligent well-paced film with many humorous parts adorned with a cast of excellent actors and is a fitting...
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426New film releases this week (from 7 May)
This week’s cinema releases include Hugh Jackman going to the sheep, the return of Mortal Kombat, an Aussie man tries to conquer...
