
Delaney Davidson’s new album: A movie waiting to happen
Delaney Davidson's new album and tour takes the Christchurch artist down a smoother road.
Delaney Davidson's new album and tour takes the Christchurch artist down a smoother road.
Digital effects and a great cast don’t quite make up for its pitfalls.
Jonah Nolan, brother of Christopher, was inspired by dairy farm’s book collection.
Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this week
Fifty years ago, an obscure Swedish band changed music forever.
Kiwi singer says Queen Bey's album is full of bangers for listeners to sing or dance to.
Review: Ghostbusters Frozen Empire is a nice franchise introduction for younger viewers.
Director David Stubbs is no stranger to edgy material.
Zoë Robins reunites with Sara Wiseman in Lucy Prebble's The Effect.
The Hewitson Profile: Morgana O’Reilly keeps her feet on the ground.
Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this long weekend.
Actor Toby Jones on a riveting role exposing the UK's biggest miscarriage of justice.
Review: A captivating drama about two young North Africans on the refugee trail to Italy.
Music: If Kaylee Bell looks outward, Amiria Grenell paces herself and looks inward.
Review: Billed as a “reinterpretation” not a remake, Road House is a waste-of-time reboot.
Review: Kids go bush in Rachel House's family flick with some familiar Kiwi film touches.
Series is based on the lives of two of its writers, one of whom stars in the show.
Review: Quietly told yet utterly gripping from African country not often seen on film.
Review: Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley bring heft to the silliest of stories.
Reviews: Form courageous experimentation to old school R’n’B.
Review: Overdone exposition takes the intensity out of Lee Tamahori’s Musket Wars drama.
Some big names are on the release radar this week.
Argentine old folks road comedy has spring in its step.
Powerful documentary about Tunisian family takes unconventional approach.
Jennifer Lopez has really put it all out there, all of it.
Sci-fi epic stars Palmy’s Jess Hong as Chinese-Kiwi genius physicist.
How she’s gone from scholarship student to festival headliner.
Sweet film is also the final for the late great Glenda Jackson.
Manchester legends unite to sound like Liverpool’s greatest squad.