The Fabulous Gold Harvesting Machine Review: Dazzling Doc
A new documentary explores the surreal world of artisanal gold mining in the Amazon, blending beauty and brutality.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland review – Lewis Carroll's characters move in
Will Todd's family-opera returns to Opera Holland Park's main theatre; Alice gets a musical-theatre belter, the 'Drink Me' Bottle performs soprano acrobatics, and the Caterpillar smokes his hookah like Audrey Hepburn.
Toy Story 5: Tech vs Toys in a Nuanced Battle for Kids' Attention
Toy Story 5 explores the tension between physical toys and digital tablets, but stops short of being an anti-tech screed, reflecting modern parenting dilemmas.
Pike River review: families fight for justice in sobering true-life tale of New Zealand mining disas
A review of the film 'Pike River', detailing the families' fight for justice after the 2010 New Zealand mining disaster that killed 29 men.
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Ex-Aussie Cricketer Jo Angel and Wife Tackle Shitbox Rally for Cancer Research
Former cricketer Jo Angel and wife tackle Shitbox Rally to raise funds for cancer research, driving 4000km in a $1500 car.
Camdenwalla Review: Fear and Defiance in 90s London
Jonny Khan's debut play about an uncle and niece manning a rescue helpline during racist attacks in 90s London is well-acted but lacks tension, despite its timely themes.
Readers' Favourite Steven Spielberg Films: Personal Memories
Guardian readers share their most cherished Steven Spielberg films, from ET to The Fabelmans, and the personal memories that make them special.
Why Cinema Loves Conspiracy Theories in 2025
From Disclosure Day to Backrooms, a new wave of films embrace paranoia and mistrust. Are they reflecting or fueling our obsession with hidden truths?
Avatar Fire and Ash to Project Hail Mary: Best Films on TV
Avatar returns, Ryan Gosling in space, an otter love story, and more: the top seven films to watch on TV this week, from June 21 to 25.
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Anya Taylor-Joy to Play Elf Assassin in New Lord of the Rings Film
Anya Taylor-Joy joins The Hunt for Gollum as elf Seren, but the film raises questions about whether this untold story needs telling.
Bologna's Rediscovered Film Festival Captures Streaming Generation
Il Cinema Ritrovato, Bologna's festival of forgotten films, celebrates 40 years as an influential international gathering attracting a new generation of cinephiles with restored classics.
Queen James Review: Documentary on King James I's Lovers
Historian Gareth Russell presents a confident TV transfer of his book about James I's intimate companions, exploring the king's male lovers with wit and insight.
Toy Story 1995: The Animated Classic That Started It All
Toy Story (1995) was an instant classic, funny and warm. It led to excellent sequels in 1999 and 2010, with the third film grossing over $1 billion, ensuring the saga continued.
Leviathan: Aussie Horror Takes on Backrooms
Discover how the Australian horror film 'Leviathan' uniquely explores the eerie Backrooms concept, blending psychological terror with local folklore.
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Girls Like Girls Review: Sapphic Teen Romance a Predictable Yawn
Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut 'Girls Like Girls' is a meandering teen romance that prioritizes representation over substance, with groan-worthy dialogue and a weak narrative.
La Cabina and El Televisor Review: Horror in Franco's Spain
Two macabre Spanish TV plays from the 1970s are released as a double bill: a cult surreal short film and a satirical horror on TV obsession.
Theodore Pellerin on Nino Film's Masturbation Scene
Actor Theodore Pellerin discusses his role in the film 'Nino' and the challenges of filming a masturbation scene that pushes boundaries.
Meet Curry Barker: The Brains Behind Micro-Budget Film Obsession
Curry Barker, a filmmaker from Canberra, has gained international attention for his micro-budget film 'Obsession', which he made with just $500.
Spielberg's Alien Film Disclosure Day: Blunt and O'Connor Star
Steven Spielberg's upcoming alien invasion film 'Disclosure Day' starring Emily Blunt and Josh O'Connor is set to release in 2026. The film explores first contact with extraterrestrials.
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Your Fault London Review: Step-Sibling Romance Lacks Passion
The British remake of the Spanish step-sibling romance Your Fault fails to capture the passion of the original, resulting in a flat and uninspired film.
Maddie's Secret: A Hilarious and Heartfelt Indie Gem
John Early and Kate Berlant star in this charming indie comedy about a woman hiding a big secret from her friends. A must-see for fans of awkward humor.
Nino review – tragicomic tale of a young man with cancer
Pauline Loques' debut feature Nino is a tragicomic story of a young man grappling with cancer, blending humor and heartbreak in a poignant narrative.
Toy Story 5 Review: Pixar Franchise Needs New Batteries
Toy Story 5 lacks the magic of its predecessors, feeling tired and uninspired. Pixar's beloved franchise may need a fresh start.
New Rome TV Show Series Outshines Game of Thrones
A new TV series set in ancient Rome promises to surpass Game of Thrones with grand scale, complex characters, and historical intrigue. Critics are already calling it a masterpiece.
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Sean Penn Directs January 6 Film with Bradley Cooper
Sean Penn will write and direct a film about the January 6 Capitol riot, with Bradley Cooper in talks to star as a police officer caught in the insurrection.
Crowe: Gladiator II Lacked Moral Core
Russell Crowe criticizes Gladiator II for lacking a moral core, saying the sequel missed the original's thematic depth and spiritual foundation.
Labyrinth at 40: Cast and Crew Recall the Making of the Cult Film
Jim Henson's Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, bombed on release but became a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of puppets, laughter, and Henson's magic.
Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest Delivers Body Horror
Thirst, an Icelandic body horror film, pushes boundaries with extreme gore and genital mutilation. Critics are divided on its artistic merit vs shock value.
Girlfriends Review: Queer Coming-of-Age Tale from Hong Kong to Taiwan
A heartfelt review of Girlfriends, a queer coming-of-age film that explores love and growing pains as it journeys from Hong Kong to Taiwan.
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Spielberg's Disclosure Day Divides Audiences
Steven Spielberg's new alien thriller Disclosure Day tops box office but receives mixed reviews, with CinemaScore B grade and polarizing reactions from audiences and critics.
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