Film & TV
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Despicable Me 2: Interview with Miranda Cosgrove
Glam catches up with the 20 year old to chat about her role as the stern but loveable Margo
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Film Review: In The House (Dans la Maison)
This French black comedy is a clever look at the thin line between fact and fiction, truth and lies, and the an...
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Multi-million dollar U.S. investment deal for KOJO
Creative storytelling company KOJO has secured a multi-million dollar investment deal with US-based Main Street Films for an upcoming feature film titled...
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Adelaide Film Festival announces INSITE Award
The Adelaide Film Festival is teaming up with the Australian Writer’s Guild to present the INSITE Award, at this year’s Festival.
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Film Review: World War Z
When a zombie plague begins spreading across the world, entire countries begin falling. United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) is tasked...
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Film Review: Despicable Me 2
Gru returns in Despicable Me 2 as the world’s greatest super-villain turned hero and father to three adoptive daughters.
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Film Review: Satellite Boy
This heart-warming story focuses on a young boy's adventure to save his home and himself in a community divided between tradition and...
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Review: After Earth
In spite of its dazzling CGI vistas and interesting theme of man versus nature, After Earth isn't very memorable.
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Film Review: A Gun In Each Hand – 2013 Spanish Film Festival
If all of the other Spanish films are as good as this irresistibly funny opening night comedy, the 2013 Spanish Film Festival...
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Film Review: Monsters University
They scare because they care! Mike and Sully are back with a 3D prequel to their 2001 hit Monsters Inc. This time...
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Film Review: Farewell My Queen
This French/Spanish co-production is a tale of excess and opulence during the last days of Marie Antoinette.
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Film Review: Sinister
Whilst we may not admit it, we all love being scared. Sinister does the job in providing some surprises and becomes one...
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Film Review: The Internship
The Internship is a pretty bland effort walking a familiar path butut it offers some amusing moments and says something about the...
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Film Review: The Great Gatsby 2012
This is Australian director Baz Luhrman's dazzling take on the iconic F Scott Fitzgerald story The Great Gatsby.
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Film Review: Fast and Furious 6
After a massively successful fifth entry, it was a given that another ‘Fast and Furious’ movie would surface. Like its predecessor, it...
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Web Series Review: Wastelander Panda
Wastelander Panda’s master-stroke is its concept. The prologue debuted last year with much praise and three more short episodes have now been...
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Film Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist
Director Mira Nair has put together a culturally rich film. This powerful story shows how conflicting cultures and philosophies lead to unreliable...
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New Wastelander Panda Episodes Launch Today
Adelaide’s Epic Films will release three new films in their Wastelander Panda series on May 27th, beginning with a launch screening at...
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The Hangover Part III, A Howling Success
Box office results show that Australians are not quite over their Hangover, with the third and final instalment of the film claiming...
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Film Review: Dead Man Down
Those who like stories with lots of twists and turns should enjoy Dead Man Down. It succeeds due to the depths of...
