Accolades for The Hunting pour in.

Based on writer and activist Lindy West’s 2016 memoir, Shrill is a welcome portrait of feminism and body-positivity.

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'It was fantastic when it was first set up... but to see the state it’s in now leaves us worrying for its future and for future generations'

Natalia Osipova is the latest in a long line of classical ballet stars whose adventurous spirit has taken them into contemporary dance.

Danko Jones return to Australia next month, playing their first headline shows in 15 years.

Consultant claims current system is 'not fit for purpose'

More than 200,000 lifted out of working poverty as more firms sign up

This documentary about the 1971 recording of Aretha Franklin’s great gospel album is an exhilarating example of filmmaking at its most entertainingly shambolic.

This right-on tale of three mob wives fails to find the right tone.

Jennifer Kent is out to fashion something bigger than a revenge story; she sees the narrative unfurling as a morality tale too.

The casting of Mel Gibson as a racist cop gives an idea of how little director Steven Craig Zahler cares about woke politics.