By Phil Bayles
The beloved Looney Toon is set to make his big screen bow courtesy of Warner Bros.
The writer/director of Take Shelter and Midnight Special offers his take on an essential filmmaking skill.
Director Tom Geens offers an essential eight-point guide to filming in exterior locations.
By Phil Bayles
The beloved Looney Toon is set to make his big screen bow courtesy of Warner Bros.
The writer/director of Take Shelter and Midnight Special offers his take on an essential filmmaking skill.
By David Hayles
Before you see Midnight Special check out these other memorable films about child prodigies.
By Tom Graham
Twenty five years on from his death, the novelist famed for his film noir screenplays remains a key influence.
By Simran Hans
Katie Dickie and Paul Higgins star in this slow-burning woodland drama from director Tom Geens.
This originality-neutral trawl through a fairy tale fantasy world is saved by the comedy sidekicks.
This dour showcase for Australian actor Rachel Griffiths is a drama of grief and motherhood that is subtle with a capital S.
Improvised poetry slam antics are heightened by an ace comic turn from Alice Lowe.
This sensitive profile of a female lawyer working in Afghanistan is a real superhero movie.
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