BLOG / WILL THE DEMISE OF KPATZ PLUNGE DAWN INTO DARKNESS?

Has an irreparable PR stake been driven through the heart of Edward and Bella's money-spinning romantic mega-franchise?

FROM THE WEB / LATEST

Dutch films light up Mexico, Liberian cinema in the US Midwest and a Tavulan toilet doco feature in our latest grabs from the www. (Click pic)

FEATURES / CRISPIN GLOVER ON WERNER HERZOG

When SCREEN-SPACE spoke with modern avante-garde visionary Crispin Glover, the rambling, fascinating interview became a Werner Herzog love-in. (Click pic)

FEATURES / THE 61st MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

As the 2012 edition draws near, we launch our coverage of the event with a brief preview of what's on offer. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / SIDE BY SIDE

Keani Reeves takes the average viewer through the pros and cons of the film industry's increasing reliance upon digital technology. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / KILLER JOE

A towering performance by Matthew McConnaughey is central to the dark humour and simmering tensions that highlight another great William Friedkin film (Click pic)

REVIEWS / STORM SURFERS 3D

Two Aussie surfing legends ponder age and mateship while dicing with death on the world's biggest swells. (Click pic).

BLOG / RICHARD D. ZANUCK OBITUARY

Hollywood offers their reflections on the life and times of the late Richard D. Zanuck. (Click pic)

REVIEW / THE THREE STOOGES

The Penn/del Toro/Carrey project is gone, but the spirit of Larry, Moe and Curly lives on in The Farrelly Brother's respectfully hilarious reboot. (Click pic)

HORROR / THE COLLECTOR: A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

With the soon-to-be-released sequel earning buzz at Comic Con, we look back to the neglected horror work The Collector, in the first of our Retrospective Reviews. (Click pic)

FEATURES / CHOU'S SLUMBER AWAKENS AUDIENCES TO CAMBODIAN CLASSICS

An interview with Golden Slumbers director Davy Chou, recalling the all-but-decimated heritage of the cinema of his homeland, Cambodia. (Click pic)

FEATURES / AVANT-GARDE MASTER TO BE HONOURED AT REVELATIONS

The late British filmmaker Jeff Keen, who passed away at 88 on June 21, will have his work honoured next week at Perth's Revelation Film Festival. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / THE IMPOSTER

Cruel immorality is defined many times over in Bart Layton's stunning docudrama about the abuse of a young boy's memory. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / THOSE WHO KILL: SHADOWS OF THE PAST

A Danish serial killer thriller slyly spins conventions and expectations to its advantage. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / BUFF

A nerd-tastic gathering of Australia's most learned film buffs gaggle on about the highpoints of a life spent in the dark. (Click pic)