All posts tagged "Film"
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197Film & TVNew film releases this week (from 9 April)
This week’s new releases include Rebel Wilson’s debut directorial film, The Deb and a 5 out of 5 rated film that follows three generations across eighty years. Also this week is a new A24 horror movie, the studio behind Everything Everywhere All at Once , Midsommar and many recent greats and the new Halle Berry […]
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420Film & TVFilm Review: The Deb
The Deb is Rebel Wilson’s courageous directorial debut which is highly entertaining as the cast sing and dance through the Australian bush while tackling a clash of cultures where old traditions meet the glare of new scrutiny and friendships along with self-identity are tested. In The Deb, Maeve (Charlotte MacInnes), a want-to-be TikTok teenage influencer, […]
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299Film & TVFilm Review: All That’s Left of You
All That’s Left of You premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, was featured at the Adelaide Film Festival, it was the Jordanian Official Entry for the Academy Awards, and it won the Audience Favourite Award at the 2025 Sydney Film Festival as well as winning other awards. All That’s Left of You is an engrossing […]
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375Film & TVNew film releases this week (from 2 April)
This week’s new releases include two 5 out of 5 rated films by Glam Adelaide reviewers, the return of much-loved video game characters in the sequel to their highly successful 2023 original film along with the continuing story of Sydney’s Brent Street School dance academy made famous by the Prime TV series, Dance Life. Also […]
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292Film & TVFilm Review: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the inevitable sequel to the 2023 billion dollar plus box office taking The Super Mario Bros arriving just in time for school holidays. The action is colourful and frequent and the storyline, while a little predictable, has enough points of interest to make it an entertaining film for most […]
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419Film & TVFilm Review: Under a Bamboo Sky
There is no dialogue, only voices. It has been eighty years since the end of World War II, and as a form of national Remembrance we hear from the voices of more than 60 Prisoners of War in Wildbear Entertainment’s latest production, Under a Bamboo Sky. The film is not an easy one to watch, […]
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558Film & TVFilm Review: Dance for Your Life
Sydney’s Brent Street School dance academy has been made famous thanks to the Prime TV series, Dance Life. This followed the class of 2022 in their quest to become professional dancers. Now the series has spawned a feature documentary, as a large group of current students and alumni vie for one of ten places on […]
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504Film & TVNew film releases this week (from 26 March 2026)
This week there is a range of new films starting, including a new Pixar release and a film version of Enid Blyton’s classic book just in time for the school holidays. Refer to your local cinema for session times and dates. New releases this week include the below. I Swear Rated MA15+ Distributor: Transmission Films […]
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392Film & TVFilm Review – I Swear
I Swear is based on the true story of the life of John Davidson who grew up in Scotland in the 1980’s when there was limited understanding of his Tourette Syndrome condition. This exceptional film is a moving account of Davidson’s life, the public’s reaction to Tourette Syndrome and how he attempts to change that […]
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430Film & TVFilm Review – The President’s Cake
Iraq 1990. Saddam Hussein is riding the wave of both real and manufactured, popularity. His upcoming birthday, in the way of personality politics, is a day of national festivity, and anyone who does not celebrate faces torture or death. So despite crippling poverty brought on in part by economic sanctions, every Iraqi must join in […]
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515Film & TVAlliance Française French Film Festival 2026 begins this week
The Alliance Française French Film Festival 2026 begins on Wednesday 18 March at the Palace Nova cinemas at Prospect and Eastend and runs until 22 April. The 37th edition of the festival commences with the Australian premiere of Cédric Klapisch’s Colours of Time, a family saga that connects past and present, exploring identity, legacy, and the […]
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439Film & TVFilm Review – Project Hail Mary
Project Hail Mary is the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s hugely successful novel and is a spectacular journey into deep space starring Ryan Gosling at his dramatic and comedic best that remains gripping throughout its whole 156 minutes as he tries to save the dying Sun which will freeze the Earth. Project Hail Mary is […]
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522Film & TVFilm Review – GOAT
So this movie is about a goat, who wants to be the GOAT. Not just any old goat, but THE GOAT. I mean, he is a goat, but… While that pun could go on for hours, and still be hilarious, it might not be totally helpful! (Ms16 rolled her eyes at me after the 2nd time […]
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632Film & TVFilm Review – Cold Storage
Rating: 4 out of 5 An improbable premise sets up an improbable adventure for two low-grade employees at a self-storage complex when an alien virus escapes its casing and begins spreading through the compound. The complex just happens to be in an abandoned government facility that stored and left behind some of these deadly artifacts […]
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461Film & TVFilm Review – The Plague
A psychological thriller want-to-be, well acted by the young cast.
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475Film & TVFilm Review: How to Make a Killing
How far would you go to be a billionaire?
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1.8KEntertainmentFilming kicks off in South Australia for third instalment of iconic Wolf Creek franchise
'Wolf Creek Legacy' has officially started production in South Australia, the third film in the iconic global hit Aussie horror franchise Wolf Creek.
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1.2KEntertainmentAustralia’s first 100% First Nations-owned film distribution company launches in SA
Wirra Distribution is a groundbreaking, bold new business with a mission to work within the Australian screen industry through a First Nations lens.
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2.2KFilm & TVFrom rust to rhinestones, the Priscilla Queen of the Desert bus is making her comeback & you can help
The iconic bus from Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is being restored in South Australia, bringing new life to an Aussie film legend.
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1.7KHistoryBasement discovery reveals forgotten photos of Adelaide life in the 1900s
Explore photography at this Port Adelaide Exhibition showcasing over 2,000 historical glass plate negatives from the early 1900s.
