I fractured my arm earlier this year. It was the first broken bone I’d had since high school, and while it wasn’t as bizarrely timed as thos...

Much like with when I looked at The Witch Of Kings Cross back in 2021, this is a documentary about an Aussie artist that I didn’t know anyt...

Teaming up once again with director Andrew Dominik (and I mean in front of the camera, since he also contributed to Dominik’s… interesting ...

  “This is the weirdest film I’ve seen all year.” That was my immediate reaction to this New Zealand doco once the credits started rolling...

Like with any other genre, documentaries tend to stick to a formula, especially biographical ones: Go through the subject’s life in chronolo...

More people should know Questlove by name. As the co-bandleader of The Roots alongside Black Thought, who have spent several years as the ho...

I know next to nothing about the band Sparks. My mother played This Town Ain’t Big Enough For The Both Of Us once, and Weird Al Yankovic did...

Time for a bit of local colour. This is an Aussie documentary by Sonia Bible about Rosaleen Norton, an artist and provocateur whom the media...

We need to laugh in the face of death. It’s something we all have waiting for us wherever the road happens to stop, and it’s the kind of t...

There are few cinematic ambitions greater than wanting to make an audience better through the inclusion of a filmmaker’s work in their media...

I only have one concrete memory of Aussie music icon Slim Dusty, and as embarrassing as it may seem, I’m fairly certain I’m not the only o...

Before getting into this particular film, I feel like I need to give some background context for myself, as this is a documentary centred ...

The discourse surrounding films tends to isolate documentaries from basically every other kind of production. Sure, there are mockum...

Alex Gibney is one of the strongest documentarians working today. He’s basically the embodiment of the more investigative, journali...

With how many new and returning faces have dotted the cinematic landscape over the past decade, pinning down any singular filmm...

It can be difficult to think of a time when clowns weren’t terrifying. Between Pennywise from It in its many variations, the e...

Hype is the epitome of what social currency looks like. It has zero tangible or even practical value on its own, but it has the ...

In my time perusing social media and the many places where the unseen masses congregate to share their views, I have realised a fairl...

It’s not every day you go to church for a séance, but that’s what this film has set itself up to be. Released for audience consumpt...

In terms of the archetypal rock star, the one that women want, men want to be, and everyone else starts learning their tastes qui...