First Girl I Loved is a romantic drama film that explores the complex romantic web between teenagers Anne, Clifton and Sasha.

Circus Oz presents its latest show, Model Citizens, which beyond the over-sized props, death-defying acrobatics, and sensational live music, assesses whether we do in fact live in the ‘lucky’ country.

Milk Bar Mag attended Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again and was left speechless by the sheer intensity and ferocious spirit that spilled on to the stage at the Malthouse Theatre.

Wages of Fear tells the story of vulnerable people risking their own lives to escape their current situations, a theme still prevalent in today’s society.

London Cabaret legends Sarah Young and Michael Roulston bring Songs for Lovers (and Other Idiots) to The Butterfly Club.

Cinema Kino turns 30 this weekend. Let's celebrate with $6 movie tix and $1 popcorn.

Lady Macbeth is a visceral, violent, and brilliant masterpiece that goes beyond the traditional Victorian BBC flick.

Wonder Woman, the first female-led — and female directed — film of the modern superhero era, is one that audiences have been waiting too long to see.

Chauka, Please Tell Us the Time is the latest documentary that gives a voice to the inmates on Manus Island who are facing indefinite detention.