Nia Pericles' moving documentary, screening on ABC TV tonight, and then on ABC iView, charts her artist father's major retrospective and her mother's dementia.

Tasmanian wilderness inspires a starkly powerful drama.

No emotional punches pulled despite the dogs and children.

A handsome production in which Hamlet’s thinly sketched female love interest is filled out and given agency as the main character.

A 50-something couple try singledom in a clever drama.

A film about global warming that manages to be both upbeat and visually lively.

Two film-fests deliver the goods.

Inside the issue: Ute Lemper, Requiems to die for, Rossini's Il Viaggio a Reims, ZOFO's new Pictures at an Exhibition, the Bolshoi Ballet and more.

Bill Nighy is the best thing in this bleak comedy-drama.

Inside this issue: 2018 Artists of the Year, The Magic Flute, Meryl Tankard's Two Feet, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra at 30, Leonardo Da Vinci 500.

An elliptically told on-and-off love story, with the gorgeous look and spirit of 1950s and 60s European art cinema.

Redford plays a gentlemanly robber in (perhaps) his final film.