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Leighton Smith: Shaken and stirred - the new James Bond star is female
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The film that turned The Rock into Dwayne Johnson
The first film to credit the actor by his birth name was a complete flop.
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Kiwis are appealing to the The Rock to throw his weight behind the protest at Ihumātao.
The revolutionary film that could change teen movies forever
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We wrap up the first week of NZIFF, including The Farewell and Bellbird.
How they made little Simba look so lifelike in The Lion King
New York Times: Visual effects supervisor shares some of the secrets.
NZIFF review: Where's My Roy Cohn? succeeds thanks to its subject
An examination of Roy Cohn offers little insight into the infamous figure's legacy.
Why pop culture still can't get enough of Charles Manson
New York Times: Why we may be stuck with Charlie Manson for a while.
NZIFF review: Celeste visually beautiful but storyline weak
Radha Mitchell stars as a former opera singer in a film that is more style than substance.
Russell Crowe's lavish birthday gift to Bindi Irwin
Russell Crowe has given Bindi Irwin an impressive solid gold and diamond encrusted watch.
The 8 best teen films of all time
In celebration of Booksmart, we look at 8 of our favourite teen movies.
Jason Statham praises stunt doubles as 'unsung heroes'
Jason Statham has described a stuntman's fall on the set of Fast and Furious 9 as "awful"
Zap! Pow! Batman producer defends Bat-star Robert Pattinson
The producer proved not all heroes wear capes.
When Harry Met Sally: 30 years since romcoms were changed forever
Times: 30 years on has this much loved film stood the test of time?
Fiancee of injured Fast and Furious stuntie 'shattered'
Stuntman Joe Watts is in an induced coma and his fiancee is reeling.
Back of the net? We review bio-pic The Keeper
The remarkable true story of a WWII POW who became an English soccer legend.
Does hyped teen dramedy Booksmart get an A+ or an F?
Olivia Wilde's debut feature film could be worth sneaking out for.
What makes Booksmart different from every other teen comedy
Beanie Feldstein talks Booksmart, teen movies, and working with Taika and Jemaine.
NZIFF review: Litigante nails the way life just happens sometimes
Beautifully drawn Litigante an authentic portrait of one woman struggling to stay afloat.
Fans confused by strange change in Top Gun sequel
Fans are scratching their heads over a noticeable change within the new Top Gun trailer.
Injured Fast and Furious stuntman in induced coma
The stuntman who was injured on set is now in a coma and being "monitored closely".
Watch: Taika's debut as Hitler in first JoJo Rabbit trailer
Your first look at Taika Waititi's zany take on Adolf Hitler is here.
NZIFF review: Manta Ray a poetic cinematic view on Rohingya crisis
Manta Ray is a stirring story of unlikely human connection.
From Groundhog Day to Yesterday, the movie twists we can't explain
New York Times: A tribute to films with quirky plots.
Robin Williams' son on seeing his dad's 'intense pain'
Robin Williams' son has opened up on his late father's life and mental health struggles.