REVIEWS / SUNDAY

BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: Michelle Joy Lloyd's feature debut is a sad, sweet, incisive study of a love gone awry, set against the rebuilding of something beautiful - the quake-ravaged city of Christchurch (Click pic).

FEATURES / NO HODADS ALLOWED: THE BEST SURF FILMS OF 2015 BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL.

BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: Surfing and cinema (and penguins, occasionally) make for a thrilling, moving, often profound combination in the five films up Best Surf Film at the 2015 BBFF (Click pic).

BLOG / LIVE! THE SCREEN-SPACE 2015 OSCAR BLOG

All the craziness of Hollywood's biggest night as it happens LIVE on the SCREEN-SPACE 2015 Oscar Blog (Click pic).

BLOG / "AND THE OSCAR GOES TO...": PREDICTING THE 2015 WINNERS.

Some categories are already locked away, but some are going to go right down to when the envelope is cracked open. We take an educated, opinionated and utterly fanciful stab at who will take home a little man at tomorrow night's Oscars (Click pic).

INDUSTRY / ZOMBIES, PIRATES AND ME: A DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT.

In a SCREEN-SPACE exclusive, we give our site over to a filmmaker to recount the highs and lows of film distribution in the modern age. Wyrmwood director Kiah Roache-Turner on iTunes success, download infamy and what he would like to say to the 'torrenters' (Click pic)

REVIEWS / FIFTY SHADES OF GREY

E.L. James' bestselling literrary phenomenon gets a shiny, shivery franchise-starting film treatment, starring Dakota Johnson (pictured), in Sam Taylor-Johnson's spanking new effort (Click pic).

REVIEWS / WYRMWOOD

After four years of DIY filmmaking angst and penny-pinching budgeting, The Roache-Turner Brothers unleash their zombie apocalypse fever dream, Wyrmwood (Click pic).

FEATURES / PREVIEW: 2015 PERTH UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL

PUFF programmer Matthew Darch latest collection of weird and wonderful film oddities, including Richard Bates' eccentric Suburban Gothic (pictured), kicks off February 12 in Australia's western most capital (Click pic).

BLOG / THE SCREEN-SPACE TEN: OUR FAVOURITE FILMS OF 2014

We took a month to mull over the year that was in world cinema, resulting in a Ten Best... list that spans four continents and features four debutant directors, a 5-hour black-&-white epic, a fairy-tale villain and an animated bear (Click pic).

REVIEWS / ROCKS IN MY POCKETS

Depression, suicide, generational angst and Latvian nationalism combine to define the unique viewing experience that is Signe Baumane's animated odyssey, Rocks in My Pockets (Click pic

REVIEWS / TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT (Deux jours, une nuit)

International cinema's treasure, Marion Cotillard, further strengthens her status as her generations finest actress with the Dardennes Brothers impassioned drama, Two Days, One Night (Click pic).

BLOG / WILL THE BABADOOK HAUNT ALL COMERS AT THE AUSSIE OSCARS?

With fourth quarter local box office on a high thanks to Paper Planes and The Water Diviner, local industry bigwigs should be in the mood to party at tonight's 4th annual AACTA Awards. But who will want to party more than others after the envelopes are opened? (Click pic)

FEATURES / WHATEVER...: THE CHARLIE LYNE INTERVIEW

UK culture blogger Charlie Lyne turns clip-umentarian with his montage odyssey through the turn-of-the-century teen movie landscape, Beyond Clueless (Click pic)

REVIEWS / THE QUARANTINE HAUNTINGS

Low budget limitations and some narrative shortcomings can't derail The Quarantine Hauntings, an indie horror vision shot at one of Australia's most haunted historical sites (Click pic).

BLOG / THE SUNDANCE BUMP: WHICH FILM WILL BE THE 2015 BREAKOUT HIT?

With a line-up of films that include new works from Vincent Cassell, Ewan McGregor, Chris Pine, Morgot Robbie and Michael Fassbender, picking the breakout 'buzz' film from Sundance 2015 is near impossible. But we give it a shot... (Click pic)