Former Studio Ghibli animator Mamoru Hosoda brings a fundamental seriousness and a spectacular visual sensibility to this tale of loneliness and fame
The Australian music industry has been badly hit over the past two years,but the good news is that major concert tours are on their way back. From the Oils to The Kid Laroi,here are 12 of the best.
Baking delights all generations and all walks of life,says the chef and co-judge of Bake Off,about to start its fifth season in Australia.
Noel Pearson’s collected writings reveal a frustrated man who has not seen the changes he so dearly wished for.
With dramatic backlighting,lavish production design and a top cast,director Guillermo del Toro has created a stylised world that veers close to parody.
Set in a post-apocalyptic desert,Gold,directed by Anthony Hayes,was made partly with special funding to help filmmakers through COVID-19.
This new ABC series about training sheep and cattle dogs sheds light on how they are giving machinery - helicopters and bikes - a run for their money.
The Panthers is a cracking yarn told with typical Kiwi humour and understatement about Polynesian rebels against racism in the 1970s.
Starring Tye Sheridan and Ben Affleck,this New York movie memoir directed by Clooney is affectionate,thoughtful and very funny.
Made by the creator of Desperate Housewives,Why Women Kill takes viewers to all kinds of surprising places.
Renate Reinsve is luminous playing a privileged woman in her late 20s trying to figure what to study and which man she wants.