A series on Middlemore’s junior doctors examines how their careers define their lives.

After lying dormant for a quarter of a century, Walking with Dinosaurs gets dug up again.

Tom Cruise’s barnstorming saves “Final Reckoning” from self-mythologising tedium.

French Film Festival romcom stars iconic Parisian bookshop where director once worked.

Top UK theatre director inspired to make debut movie by long-walk redemption memoir.

Lack of big-screen Kiwi love stories an inspiration to create one.

Marlon Williams' documentary sings a sweet tune, but lacks depth.

Steve Coogan on why acting alongside a penguin came as a relief.

Love cats? The film that will leave you with a yen to visit Japan.

Fierce film-maker Justin Kurzel on the angst-inducing process of adapting a bestseller.

Pivotal events loom large in post-apocalyptic thriller’s return.

Stars set high bar ahead of Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey.

June Osborne dons her bonnet again for a last stand against Gilead.

Rebecca Gibney-starring show is queer, very Kiwi and set in Tauranga.

Comedian stars as movie mogul in star-studded satire.

How Kiwi director turned Owen Marshall story into Stephen King’s new favourite film.

Mike Leigh returns to contemporary British life with Hard Truths.

Movie from the director of Parasite fails to live up to its imaginative promise.

LOTR actor on his pointed comedy about a bogan in an Australian immigration centre.

Real-life road-trip movie propels Swedish grandfather from retirement funk to stardom.

Sex Pistols founder Steve Jones on coming back to NZ with a Johnny Rotten substitute.

September 5 puts broadcast journalism in the spotlight.

Danish actor on playing the crossbow-wielding, apple-impaling hero of Swiss folklore.

ZZ Top recall Western Springs ‘88 and on why the band has legs.

Film shows how young band incorporates te reo Māori into the very Pākehā genre heavy metal

Nadia Reid's new album inspired by motherhood and a shift from Dunedin to Manchester.

Film follows acclaimed play about explosive 1979 incident at Auckland University.

A lengthy saga about a Holocaust survivor architect offers wall-to-wall misery.

Timothée Chalamet's performance helps deliver an exceptional Bob Dylan biopic.

Flow, a small-budget animated Latvian film, pipped Hollywood hits for awards attention.

Russell Baillie on the year's most anticipated international TV shows.

New Zealanders are about to see more of themselves on air like never before.

Jesse Eisenberg on how his own family history and travels in Poland inspired new film.

Apart from the end, there's little entertaining or surprising in The Problem With People.

NZ star shines alongside Brit favourites Bill Nighy and James Norton.

WWII homefront saga mixes social realism and sweeping drama.

Vincent Ward was in his twenties when he made the film that changed NZ cinema forever.

Asher Keddie shows less frenetic side in a chilling thriller series based on a true story.

Scott's Gladiator II is a grander circus maximus with deadly Olympic arts.

Bob Geldof is bringing a one-man show to NZ, once he’s figured out what it should be.

Head South is evocative of place and time.

After a 15-year hiatus, Adam Elliot’s trademark claymation figures hit the screen again.

Recovering from a recent fall, Sir Ian McKellen on why he has no plans to retire.

This is the first time Clooney and Pitt have buddied up since the Ocean’s trilogy.

Felicity Ward on being the Downunder David Brent in the Aussie version of The Office.

The acclaimed Scottish actor on why he came aboard Last Days of the Space Age.

The arrival of BBC First on Sky here follows a shake-up of BBC outlets in Australia.

Film director Christine Jeffs on returning to the big screen after more than a decade away

Ahead of Emmy success, Russell Baillie met Anna Sawai to talk about her life-changing role

Foo Fighters Dave Grohl says he wouldn't be making music without Bob Mould.

Sailing the circumference of Antarctica and a world champion blind surfer battling waves.

Jenna Ortega joins stars Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton and Catherine O'Hara.

NZer Heather Morris's controversial The Tattooist of Auschwitz is now a tv series.

Dame Helen talks about playing Golda Meir, Israel’s iron lady.

Mad dash through Noël Coward life an enjoyable tribute to very English showman.

"You have to wonder if the apple was ripe enough to drop from the tree."

Martin Scorsese’s 1920s true-crime race murder saga mistakes length for depth.

Sir Jackie Stewart talks about the learning difficulties that shaped his ambition.

"think putting money into good architecture is something akin to the arts, isn’t it?"

The open book that has been the Topp Twins’ existence is now an actual one.

The critics' darling on her international breakthrough.

Coming-of-age film evokes the troubles of 1981.

Looking at classic sitcom’s sequel and history.

It was the Auckland band's fourth nomination for the country’s top songwriting award.

Sci-fi action flick feels like data-scrape of other films.

Unlike Anderson's recent features, the films are driven by plots and stories.

Dunedin, in all its unspoilt-since-’81 glory, is a star in itself in new local film.

HBO pirate comedy takes on extra Kiwi crew.

US indie music veteran touring New Zealand with 25th album.

Tāme Iti will face off against other celebrities in the wilds of Central Otago.

“Muru is an opportunity to speak truth to power through cinema - the ache is still real."

Marlon Williams, Tom Scott and Unknown Mortal Orchestra are among the finalists for award.

Russell Baillie pays tribute to the songwriting great.

Tim Finn’s forthcoming tour will be a chronological wander through his career.

Last Film Show tells tale of a boy in India who takes his first steps as a movie maker.

Zoë Robins shares tips for green screen acting after featuring in The Wheel of Time.

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