Sarah Findlay

The Zellner brothers explore adolescence in typical destructive black comedy style.

A fairly introverted realisation of a worthy philosophical text.

Isabel de Ocampo's debut feature is a traumatic examination of human trafficking.

The execution of Sánchez's new Blair Witch-esque horror is far too clumsy.

A masterclass in Hollywood blockbuster entertainment.

Gory, chilling and alien genre films are on the late night menu at EIFF.

These films try to challenge how we view narrative cinema in a world inspired by modern revolution.

It’s true that Delicacy won’t tax the brain, but its sincerity holds it above the sickliness of Hollywood.

Humble and modest portrait of an essentially good community, pulling together when they need to.

As everyone prepares to mourn the Titanic once again, Sarah Findlay asks: what is it that draws us into everything Titanic?