A New HBO Documentary Series Will Revisit the Case Against Serial's Adnan Syed

It's being made by the director of true crime doco 'West of Memphis' and will have a score by Nick Cave.

A Concert Series Pairing National Geographic Footage with a Live Orchestra Is Touring Australia

The images will draw upon Nat Geo's 130-year archives, while the score will feature the work of composers such as Hans Zimmer, Austin Fray and Andrew Christie.

Sydney Film Festival's Full Jam-Packed 2018 Program Is Here

With New Zealand comedies, Sundance hits and no fewer than 326 films screening across 12 days, this year's SFF is panning out to be a big one.

The US TV Remake of 'What We Do in the Shadows' Is Officially Happening

Ten episodes will air in early-to-mid 2019.

Studio Ghibli's Magical Theme Park Will Now Open in 2022

The park will spirit visitors away into the Ghibli universe, featuring attractions from 'My Neighbour Totoro', 'Kiki's Delivery Service' and 'Howl's Moving Castle'.

A Group of Handmaids Are Freaking Out Sydneysiders to Promote 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season Two

Red-clad ladies are wandering silently around Sydney ahead of the season premiere tonight.

Five Pieces of Homework to Do Before 'The Handmaid's Tale' Drops Its Second Season

The second season will premiere on SBS this week — if it's been a while since you binged the first, here's what you can do to catch up.

The Brisbane International Film Festival Is Moving to GOMA for the Next Three Years

The complicated history of BIFF takes another turn, with the Brisbane gallery winning the tender to present the festival from 2018 to 2020.

Netflix Might Be Getting Into the Cinema Game With Its Own Chain of Theatres

It's the potential next step for the streaming giant, which will spend up to $8 billion on original content this year.

Five Films to See at the 2018 Spanish Film Festival

Clear a few nights to see beloved Spanish classics, side-splitting comedies and gothic fables.

Australia's Indie-Focused American Essentials Film Festival Has Unveiled Its 2018 Program

Featuring Nicolas Cage's latest horror-comedy, a focus on classic LA-set flicks and a mob drama straight from Cannes.

Five Enchantingly Essential Studio Ghibli Gems From Co-Founder and Director Isao Takahata

Before the director passed away this week aged 82, he was responsible for some of Ghibli's best flicks.

A Look Down the Rabbit Hole at ACMI's Wondrous World-First Wonderland Exhibition

Yes, there's a Mad Hatter's Tea Party – and there's also much, much more than that.

Brisbane Might Be Getting a Free Permanent Outdoor Cinema

Brisbane City Council has just submitted an application to add a cinema to McCaskie Park in Kelvin Grove.

Spanish Film Festival Announces Packed 2018 Program

Featuring Guillermo del Toro's previous Oscar winner and Javier Bardem as Pablo Escobar amongst its 25-film program.

Melbourne Is Now Home to a Harry Potter-Inspired Escape Room

Try to magic your way out of this, muggles

Palace Is Opening a 12-Screen Cinema in Surfers Paradise

Located a block away from the beach, it'll feature multiple lounge and bar areas, plus views over the city.

CherryPicks Is the Rotten Tomatoes Alternative Focusing on Female Film Critics

Expected to launch later this year, it'll provide "perspectives on film, tv, music, and more... though a female lens."

The Best of Berlinale 2018: Ten New Films We Can't Wait to Hit Australian Cinemas

We hopped over to the Berlin International Film Festival to get the jump on what's coming soon to cinemas.

Five Must-See Films at the 2018 Brisbane Queer Film Festival

These films wear their love for LGBTIQ themes, protagonists and stories loudly and proudly.

James Cameron Is Premiering His Huge Immersive Deep Sea Exhibition in Sydney

Challenging the Deep will dive deep into the Titanic and Avatar director's rather expensive hobby: deep-sea exploration.

Gold Coast Film Festival Reveals 2018 Program

Featuring a lineup of new Aussie flicks and international hits.

Ten Must-See Films at the 2018 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival

Watch an AIDS activism drama, see Juliette Binoche star in a rom-com and follow Jean-Luc Godard's famed affair in a biopic.

Eleven 2018 Oscar-Winning Films You Should Watch Immediately

Catch up on the best films of the last year, from 'The Shape of Water' to 'Get Out' to 'Call Me By Your Name'.

A Live Concert of David Attenborough's 'Planet Earth II' Is Coming to Australia

The documentary will be narrated live by Eric Bana and accompanied by a live orchestral score composed by Hans Zimmer.

Coming Soon — Super Bowl Edition: All the New Trailers You Need to Watch

From Star Wars heroes to apocalyptic thrillers to The Rock versus a tall building.

You Can Watch the Latest 'Cloverfield' Movie on Netflix Right Now

It's great news if you want to watch the film ASAP — but it could be indicative of a worrying trend.

Ten Films from Sundance 2018 We Really Want to See In Australian Cinemas

Here's hoping we get to see the new Yayoi Kusama doco, the terrifying Toni Collette-starring thriller and the smart social satire that's been compared to 'Get Out'.

Brisbane Is Preparing to Say Farewell to the City's Last IRL Video Store

Oxley's Network Video will shut its doors for good this March, marking the end of an era.

Stephen King's Sequel to The Shining Is Being Adapted Into a Film

Doctor Sleep is headed to the big screen.

Alliance Francaise French Film Festival Reveals Loaded 2018 Lineup

With 45 formidable films on offer, from comedies and rom-coms to features on AIDS activism.

'The Shape of Water' and 'Get Out' Lead This Year's History-Making Oscar Nominations

Both an African-American director and a female director have been nominated for the big one — for just the fifth time in the history of the awards.

Ten New Australian Films You Need to See in 2018

Last year was a standout for Australian film, and 2018 will bring a whole new slew of important homegrown stories to our cinemas.

A New Outdoor Cinema Is Coming to Brisbane's Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens

Sunset Cinema will screen films at the base of the mountain between March and April.

Ten Films You Need to See in 2018

From an all-female 'Ocean's Eleven' to stylistic 70s horror remakes to Wes Anderson's dystopian dog future.

SBS Viceland Is Airing a Very Extended 17-Hour Doco on the Journey of The Ghan

It'll feature the entire 2979 kilometres of the train's trip from Adelaide to Darwin (well, minus the sections at night).

Ten Golden Globe Winners to Add to Your 2018 Must-Watch List

If you're going to binge watch something this year, make sure it's the highest possible quality.

What We Do in the Shadows Is Getting Remade for US Television

Jemaine Clement is writing the pilot script, and expects it to shoot this year.

Village Cinemas Has Cancelled Its Surge Pricing Trial

Unsurprisingly, charging more during peak times wasn't a popular move.

Village Cinemas Is Trialling Surge-Priced Movie Tickets Over Summer

At selected Victorian sites, prices will increase after 5pm on Friday and Saturday nights — including for candy bar items.

The Most Interesting People We Chatted to in 2017

Ten Australian TV Shows You Should Stream This Summer

Hit pause on your fifth run of 'Seinfeld' — there's plenty of hilarious, relatable and completely bingeworthy local television to get into.