Hugo Weaving
Loveland review – Hugo Weaving sci-fi flick is big, bold and ponderous
Ryan Kwanten plays a weary assassin working in a futuristic Hong Kong who calls on Weaving’s enigmatic doctor after a romance leaves him mysteriously ill
Luke Buckmaster
21, Mar, 2022 @4:30 PM
Love Me review – a Melbourne family looks for love in a good-looking city
Binge’s first original series is gentle, polished and cinematic, following siblings and their father on a quest to grow – and learn to love
Luke Buckmaster
26, Dec, 2021 @4:30 PM
From Neo’s awakening to Agent Smith’s omniscience: how well do you know The Matrix?
The Matrix is returning! But how much do you remember about the original films? Take our quiz to find out how plugged-in you really are
Luke Buckmaster
17, Sep, 2021 @8:00 PM
Australia in Colour: recolourised film ushers into existence a new kind of fiction
As the new series of SBS’s film revitalisation project airs, Guardian Australia’s film critic considers the consequences of this trend in film-making
Luke Buckmaster
09, Mar, 2021 @4:30 PM
Hearts and Bones review – Hugo Weaving brings characteristic pathos to restrained postwar drama
From the director of Ghosthunter, this slow rumination on the lingering effects of wartime trauma is consistent, if not cinematic
Luke Buckmaster
07, May, 2020 @2:10 AM
The Visit review – Tony Kushner's plodding revenge epic falls flat
Lesley Manville excels as the billionaire returning to her small town but even she can’t save this bloated adaptation
Arifa Akbar
14, Feb, 2020 @11:36 AM
Australia Day honours list: Jane Turner and Campbell Newman among 2020 recipients
Teen LGBTQ activist Georgie Stone is the youngest to be honoured alongside war veterans’ advocate Colin Hamley, 97
Naaman Zhou
25, Jan, 2020 @11:00 AM
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert review – riotous return trip
In this smart, lovable gem, now rereleased, a trans woman and two drag queens kick up the dust in Australia’s outback
Peter Bradshaw
07, Jun, 2019 @10:00 AM
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: Hugo Weaving in fine form can't save a show so overproduced
Tennessee Williams’ play is supposed to be exhausting, but this new show smothers emotion with its pyrotechnics
Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore
04, May, 2019 @2:59 AM
From Proof to Muriel's Wedding: Jocelyn Moorhouse on the films that broke Russell Crowe and Toni Collette
The Australian director’s book Unconditional Love stresses a fabulous career is never as important as being a good human
Luke Buckmaster
23, Apr, 2019 @3:27 AM
Mortal Engines review – Peter Jackson's steampunk Star Wars stalls
Jackson has turned Philip Reeve’s dystopian adventure novel into a tiringly frenetic and derivative fantasy-adventure movie
Peter Bradshaw
05, Dec, 2018 @8:00 PM
Black 47 review – brutal revenge amid the horror of the Irish famine
An Irishman deserts from the British army to wreak vengeance on a hated absentee landlord in a shocking but insightful drama
Peter Bradshaw
26, Sep, 2018 @12:00 PM
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