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‘Caterpillar’ – A Tender, Heartbreaking Portrait of Motherhood and Change – Review

There could hardly be a more fitting release for Mother’s Day than Caterpillar, a deeply thoughtful, emotionally rich and profoundly moving cinematic experience from filmmaker Chelsie Preston Crayford. Honest to its core and overflowing with lived-in emotion, Caterpillar examines the lives of three generations of women as they navigate upheaval, grief, identity and transformation, and […]

‘Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)’ – Billie Eilish and James Cameron Deliver Neon Dreams & Sonic Rush – Review

Billie Eilish stands as a singular force in music, her songs resonating with a generation and inspiring with every new release. James Cameron, a visionary who has transformed cinema itself, constantly pushes the boundaries of storytelling. Now, these two creative powerhouses unite for Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in […]

‘Mortal Kombat II” – Review

IT’S SHOWTIME! The gates of Outworld have burst wide open and Mortal Kombat II has arrived to unleash a savage barrage of bone-crunching combat, arena-shaking action and gloriously excessive fatalities upon cinemas everywhere. Louder, bloodier and infinitely more insane than its predecessor, this sequel storms onto the screen like a heavy metal anthem played at […]

‘LOMU’ Set to Shake NZIFF as a Towering Tribute to All Black great Jonah Lomu

Following an acclaimed world premiere at the Dublin International Film Festival, LOMU charges onto the global stage with unstoppable momentum, and now it’s coming home. Set to land as the Centrepiece film of the 2026 Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF), this powerful documentary will premiere in Aotearoa at Auckland’s iconic Civic Theatre […]

Christopher Nolan delivers a colossal epic with ‘The Odyssey’

“No one could stand between me and home…. not even the gods.” The song of Odysseus is about to be sung, courtesy of the technicolour talent of filmmaker Christopher Nolan, and 2026’s grandest cinematic epic, The Odyssey, is set to be a colossal cinematic that will command the attention of all who witness it. Check […]

‘The Sheep Detectives’ – Fleece, Lies & Alibis in the Year’s Most Delightfully Offbeat Woolly Whodunnit – Review

In an utter left-field surprise, The Sheep Detectives has quietly wandered into cinemas and promptly stolen the spotlight. Blending murder mystery, barnyard comedy, heartfelt drama and a few genuine shocks, this is one of the most unexpectedly delightful cinema treats of the year. In this witty, new breed of mystery, George (Hugh Jackman) is a […]

Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway deliver pure shock value in ‘Verity’

Author Colleen Hoover has become the unequivocal queen of the modern day romance story, with audiences time and time again following for her quintessential love story, but now a different side to her narrative skills are ready to make their way to the big screen in the presentation of a chilling psycho-sexual drama of obsession, […]

‘Michael’ – The King of Pop Moonwalks Back to Life in a Dazzling, Electrifying Spectacle – Review

Michael Jackson isn’t just a name — he’s a cultural phenomena. The King of Pop reshaped music, dance, and global stardom in ways that still ripple through pop culture today. Now, under the assured direction of Antoine Fuqua, Michael arrives as a shimmering, deeply personal biographical epic that captures both the spectacle and the soul […]

‘Sgt. Haane’ – A Taonga of Courage and the Legacy of the 28th Māori Battalion this ANZAC Day – Review

“For they are all gone now. Only we remain.” So ends Sgt. Haane, a stirring and deeply resonant war-drama documentary that brings to light the extraordinary story of Sergeant Haane “Jack” Te Rauawa Manahi—one of Aotearoa’s most revered yet under-recognised World War II heroes. Arriving in time for ANZAC Day, the film stands as both […]

Come face to face with the horrors of ‘Clayface’

The DCU is reshaping the rules of a host of classic legacy characters, and following 2025’s Superman, and the soon-to-be-released Supergirl, we’re now about to take a sharp turn to the shadows with the arrival of Clayface, a hard-hitting piece of body horror dread that offers up imaginable oozing scares. Here’s the official synopsis: Here’s […]