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Rock Follies' 45th Anniversary DVD Review
First broadcast forty-five yeasrs ago, Rock Follies was a popular hit and won that year;s BAFTA Award. A look back at the show and its sequel Rock Follies of 77, on DVD.
Mogul Mowgli Blu-ray Review
Mogul Mowgli, starring Riz Ahmed as a British-Asian rapper facing a life-chaning illness, is released on Blu-ray by the BFI.
The Witch of Kings Cross Review
The Witch of Kings Cross is a documentary about artist and occultist Rosaleen Norton, often add odds with the conservatism of Australian society and the law.
The Furnace Review
The Furnace is a debut feature from writer/director, Roderick Mackay, a western set during the 1890s Australian Gold Rush.
Rams Review
Sam Neill and Michael Caton star in Rams, an enjoyable remake of the 2015 Icelandic film, relocated to Western Australia.
Penguin Bloom Review
Based on a true story, Penguin Bloom is out in Australian cinemas and in the UK on Netflix now.
New short film and documentary streaming platform Filmpixs launches globally in February
A new Short film and documentary streaming platform, Filmpixs, launches globally on 17 February. Here's what's on offer.
BFI announces April-June Blu-ray/DVD releases
BFI announces Blu-ray/DVD releases for April-June 2021, including I Start Counting, Jungle Fever and a second volume of Plays for Today.
Eureka announces Blu-ray releases for April
Eureka announces Blu-ray releases for April 2021, including Karloff at Columbia, Two Films by John Ford, Three Edgar Allan Poe Adaptations Starring Bela Lugosi and Russian Raid.
Marlene Dietrich at Universal 1940-1942 Blu-ray Review
Fourfilms made by Marlene Dietrich over two years for Universal, with John Wayne playing opposite her in three of them. Released on Blu-ray by the BFI.
The Kid Stakes Review
Restored by the National Film and Sound Archive, The Kid Stakes remains a classic Australian silent comedy, still charming and funny to this day.
Seven Types of Ambiguity Miniseries Review
A child is taken and the abductor is arrested - but who is telling the truth about why this happened? This award-winning miniseries from 2017, based on Elliott Perlman's novel, looks at the story from several perspectives.
Roadgames Blu-ray Review
For Australia Day, a look at Richard Franklin's 1981 thriller Roadgames, starring Stacy Keach and Jamie Lee Curtis, released on Blu-ray by Indicator.
The Last Wave Blu-ray Review
The first release on Umbrella Entertainment's Sunburnt Screens label, Peter Weir's classic The Last Wave comes to Blu-ray.
Hearts and Bones Review
An impressive dramatic feature debut from Ray Lawrence, Hearts and Bones is now available to stream in the UK.
Blue Sky Blu-ray Review
Tony Richardson's final film as director, with an Oscar-winning performance from Jessica Lange, is released on Blu-ray from the BFI.
I Start Counting Blu-ray Review
A distinctive thriller from 1970, long not always easy to see, on Blu-ray from Fun CIty Editions.
Polytechnique Blu-ray Review
Denis Villeneuves 2009 film, reconstructing the Montreal college shootings of 1989, is one of his best films. Released by the BFI on Blu-ray in both its French and English versions.
The Siege of Pinchgut Blu-ray Review
Set in Sydney, The Siege of Pinchgut was the last film of Ealing Studios. Now on Blu-ray from Network.
Kinoteka Polish Film Festival: Eastern Review
Cold and spare, Eastern is a vengeance drama which has played out over many generations.