Drama

Making Saturday Night Live would never be a simple job, but this film takes us back to the very first episode, in 1975, and the hijinks that took place to get it to air. 

Us and the Night, by Melbourne-based filmmaker Audrey Lam, is a tender look at libraries, friendship and imagination, showing as part of a "cosmic double feature" at Adelaide Film Festival.

The former US president attempted to stall The Apprentice's release ahead of the 2024 election, citing Hollywood interference. Does he have a point?

Clive Hamilton's 2003 book Growth Fetish made waves in Australia. Turns out it made its way to Hollywood, too.

From a trashy all-star rom-com of dreams to a fresh comedy series helmed by Natasha Rothwell, here are four shows to watch that are new, very good and out right now.

An 18th-birthday mushroom trip brings Elliott face to face with her wisecracking 39-year-old self, forcing her to rethink everything about family, love and her identity.

An entire generation of millennials read and loved Uglies and the book has finally been adapted into a movie starring Joey King and Laverne Cox. Here's what you need to know.

While tent boxing has been the focus of multiple documentaries, Kid Snow marks the first major fiction film about the sport.

Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun drew upon their formative experiences with 90s TV classics and gender dysphoria to create an intoxicating, terrifying and complex vision of American teenage life in suburbia in I Saw The TV Glow.

In her first outing as director, Kravitz channels Jordan Peele's Get Out in a snarling revenge thriller that takes aim at the world she grew up in. 

An instinctual actor who follows her gut, the Borgen star and Westworld villain says that sound can often lead the way.

She's perhaps best known as Irene, but Lynne McGranger has taken a quick break from Summer Bay to star in new comedy-musical The Grandparents Club.

Five new shows to watch this July, from a sexy adaptation of Giovanni Boccaccio's classic collection of novellas, to Asher Keddie falling for a scammer, to a Russian rooftopper love story.

Drawing comparisons to Lost in Translation and the Before trilogy, Sidonie in Japan is light on plot but heavy on lush imagery.

Drawing from a real-life photography book following the Chicago Outlaws, The Bikeriders follows the violence and drama of the period when outlaw motorcycle gangs went from hard-partying groups of outsiders to frightening organised crime groups.

From The Idea of You to May December, stories of older women having affairs with younger men have been having a moment in Hollywood. But can Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron have enough fun with it for the film to work?

Mads Mikkelsen is back on the big screen as a retired army captain with nothing but a dream: to establish a farming settlement in the north of Denmark.

Two suburban housewives, played by Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, are the best of friends. Until tragedy strikes, and everything on their idyllic street turns dark and twisted. 

This era-hopping sci-fi romance starring Léa Seydoux takes inspiration from a Henry James novella and turns it into a head-spinning, two-and-a-half-hour odyssey.

We are happy to report the new Doctor, played by Ncuti Gatwa, goes beyond being tokenistic Black and gay and that it's very good. But that's not all that's new to streaming this month.