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Circling its mysteries, this atmospheric film doesn’t quite stick its landing, but Jodie Foster is superb.

An engaging, quietly pointed study of autonomy, ageing and belonging starring a legend of the Spanish screen.

This film about John Davidson, who lives with Tourette’s, is compassionate, moving and very funny.

Lovingly compiled and edited, a captivating portrait of the legendary composer and jazz virtuoso.

Director Óliver Laxe doesn’t prepare us for the disaster that unfolds – which makes this film so memorable.

Jasmin Wing-Yin Leung, Thea Rossen and Jacques Emery are among the finalists showcasing the breadth and ambition of Australia’s artists.

Richard Linklater’s irresistibly immersive film follows the shooting of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless.

There's a hefty sense of purpose to James Vanderbilt's courtroom drama, but glossy conventions make it seem lightweight.

Sadie Frost's celebrity bio is more than just the story of a pretty face.

It may be a little ‘stagey’ and over-polite, but there are pleasures to be had in this gentle drama starring Ralph Fiennes.

Delayed due to tariff concerns, the bill requires video streaming services to commit 10% of local expenditure to Australian content.