Articles written by: Jenn Winterbine

Forget multiplexes, Melbourne has a vibrant scene of Indie movie nights in bars, galleries and...bars across the city. Here are some of our favourites...

Gun Van Sant’s latest film is a beautifully crafted story of adolescence, love and mortality.

This week the 15th Japanese Film Festival kicks off covering everything comedy and sci-fi to horror, doco's and the downright wacky.

Set on the sleazy streets of Kings Cross, sex, drugs and violence are the real stars in Jon Hewitt's new thriller.

Set in one of the poorest Aboriginal settlements in the country, this new film shows a rare insight into the everyday life of remote indigenous communities.

Melbourne turns up the megawatts as Music Week pumps up the volume at gigs, cinemas and cafes across town.

Human suffering, hand held cameras and characters who gradually unravel. Lars van Trier's latest ticks all the expected boxes.

A new documentary following the life of a director under house arrest gives a glimpse of the tensions underlying Iranian society.

A new documentary follows the life of Melbourne muso Rowland S. Howard, from The Birthday Party to Berlin and influencing everyone from Thurston Moore to Henry Rollins.