At the end of the month a showcase of the beautiful animated films from Japan’s Studio Ghibli screen around the country.

While not as well-crafted or dark as the previous Italian film, The Trip to Spain is still a trip worth taking.

It's more of a thoughtful film than you might expect.

Artistic director of The Melbourne International Film Festival Michelle Carey talks about a number of new and restored films by female directors, a particular focus of the festival this year.

This Spanish remake of the Australian sex comedy The Little Death lacks overall narrative momentum, but finds a soft landing in the end.

This week the pioneer horror filmmaker George Romero died, aged 77.

While Christopher Nolan’s film seems like a dark, uncompromising slab of wartime mayhem, at times you see it’s related to more mainstream Hollywood sensibilities, like the broody younger brother of a Spielberg movie.

Eleanor Coppola has made her narrative feature debut at 80 years of age.

Sofia Coppola's remake of the 1971 American Southern Gothic misses some of the more grotesque provocations of the original, but the two films complement each other as mirror versions of desire.

The film inspires awe and melancholy, it's very nostalgic, but it does falter slightly with its self-conscious cool act.