REVIEWS / KILLING GROUND

MIFF 2016: City slickers are dealth a harsh lesson in bush survival techniques at the hands of two crazed killers in Damien Powers' debut feature, Killing Ground (Click here).
MIFF 2016: City slickers are dealth a harsh lesson in bush survival techniques at the hands of two crazed killers in Damien Powers' debut feature, Killing Ground (Click here).
MIFF 2016: An expat Aussie filmmaker traverses the globe to uncover his heritage and define what drives his artistry in Trevor Graham's Monsieur Mayonnaise, which had its World Premiere overnight at MIFF 2016. (Click here)
The trailers that premiered at the San Diego Comic-Con this week displayed all the might of the modern movie marketing machine. But did they impact the fanboy crowds and web denizens as the studios would have hoped? (Click here)
Bring your love of movies (and a great wad of cash) and you'll have the time of your life at the upcoming Fitzroy Film Fair (Click here).
CANNES 2016: Japanese arthouse auteur Kôji Fukada discusses the crumbling family dynamic in Harmonium, a dramatic tour de force that earned the director Un Certain Regard Jury honours at the 2016 festival (Click here).
Director Paul Feig and stars Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy take on an iconic bigscreen comedy in their girl-power reboot of Ivan Reitman's beloved 1984 hit, Ghostbusters (Click here)
The environmental debate is given a personal touch and midwest flavour in Matt Wechsler's Sustainable (Click here)
Counterpointing the often challenging slate offered by Perth's Revelation Film Festival will be a celebratory sidebar honouring the legacy of Muppets creator, the late Jim Henson (Click here)
Aaron Biebert's scathing account of how Big Tobacco bullied the e-cigarette , or 'vaping', sub-industry into submission is teeth-grinding cinema of the highest calibre (Click here)
CANNES 2016: Firmly establishing his place amongst the leading genre filmmakers in the world, Anurag Kashyap returned to The Croisette with Raman Raghav 2.0, his reworking of the story of India's most notorious serial killer (Click here).
20 years after a united global nation fought off alien attackers, director Roland Emmerich reunites (most of) his original cast to battle a new wave of space invaders in Independence Day: Resurgence (Click here)
Lyndon Stone, Festival Director of the soon-to-launch Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, takes the reponsibility of representing Melbourne to the global film community as passionately as he advocates the skill of local and international fact-based filmmakers (Click here)
2016 SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL: A wildly subjective recollection of the movie moments that left an impression from the 63rd Sydney Film Festival (Click here).
CANNES 2016: Kristen Stewart and director Olivier Assayas reteam to examine longing, loneliness and grief within a supernatural setting in the compelling Personal Shopper (Click here).
The nation's political and social struggle is reflected in the often bleak, hard-bitten social realism of the best of Romanian film, but the spirit of the population also emerges throughout a century of cinema (Click here).