In a frank, far-reaching interview, Australian director Cate Shortland discusses her new film Lore, the dark memories that Germans face daily and Australia's denial of its own shameful history. (Click pic)
Australian television's favourite suburban mum and daughter are afforded big-screen space and European locales in a film that stretches the conceit to breaking point. (Click pic)
Madagascar 3 represents the latest Hollywood animated hit that draws upon racial stereotyping to entertain our kids. Just how badly entrenched is this trend? (Click pic)
Melbourne author Lee Gambin stares deep into the dark heart of our animal friends and chronicles the onscreen vengeance they have wrought in his new book, Massacred by Mother Nature. (Click pic)
Kate Beckinsale's choice of starring roles has made it very hard for her to become the A-list box-office draw that she seemed destined to be. (Click pic)
A masterclass in screen acting and the arrival of a strong new writing voice are just two reasons to embrace director David Frankel's poignant drama. (Click pic)
To celebrate the 60th birthday of Pee-Wee Herman's alter-ego, Paul Reubens, SCREEN-SPACE found a treasure trove of great non-Herman character roles that many fans may have yet to discover. (Click pic)
An obsession with a Soviet classic led celebrated UK author Geoff Dyer to the coveted Guest Director slot at the 2012 Telluride Film Festival. (Click pic)
Even the fading memory of Arnie's Doug Quaid puts pretty-boy Colin Farrell to shame in Len Wiseman's hijacking of Paul Verhoeven's nutty 1990 sci-fier. (Click pic)