Noora Niasari’s directorial debut,which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival in August,is based on the filmmaker’s own experiences.
That highly watchable social experiment Old People’s Home for Teenagers returns with new lessons for two very different generations.
Gareth Edwards,director of 2010’s entertaining alien invasion movie Monsters,raises ethical dilemmas amid booming explosions.
Laura Elizabeth Woollett’s fourth novel explores the politics of lookism.
A new musical explores how the king of rock’n’roll changed popular music forever.
There’s always been one story closer to home that the award-winning journalist didn’t feel ready to investigate until now.
Created for a YouTube series,the shell with shoes now stars in a charming feature-length movie
Three bachelors from last year’s show are in the mansion,and this time a lot of the women seem to be turning down the roses.
The Queer Eye stylist,who first used skin bleach as a child,has produced a soul-baring documentary about skin-tone discrimination.
Fans are loving the mix of dread,disgust and comic relief. Just like a superior video game,this gruesome thriller pushes all the buttons.
She may not be getting around in leather cutaways any more,but the My Life is Murder star remains a striking screen presence.