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Streaming Wars

Do we have too many streaming choices?

EFFA launches in Melbourne

The Environmental Film Festival Australia will engage the public in environmental issues that affect the world, writes David Allegretti.

Film fest celebrates leading ladies

As the Girls on Film Festival begins, Samuel Trask-Marino looks at female representation in modern day film and television.

The Astor announces the end of an era

The announcement of a closing date for the Astor Theatre signifies an impending loss of Melbourne culture, writes Samuel Trask-Marino.

Film festival set to ignite French love affair

Grab your beret and sharpen up on those high school French phrases; the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival is in town and in its 25th year, everyone’s welcome, writes Jacinta Newbold.

An Oscar-worthy Captain

Tom Hanks delivers the performance of his life in Paul Greengrass’s tense thriller, Captain Phillips, writes Rameez Abdeen.

Machete kills all the fun

Robert Rodriguez’s latest film attempts to channel the past but ends up dull and uninteresting, writes Rameez Abdeen.

Movie Review: Gravity

Will Gravity be the classic sci-fi movie of our generation? Maybe not, but it’s still pretty good, writes Tom Midwood.

Girl Power

While comic book movies are currently dominating Hollywood, Tom Midwood ponders why there’s still no sign of a female superhero getting her own solo feature.

Summer blockbuster season review

With the northern summer blockbuster season of 2013 winding down, Tom Midwood looks back at what Hollywood had to offer.