Film

In Brisbane for an exhibition of his visual art, American auteur David Lynch talks about his sources of creativity.

Tim Burton leaves behind his usual dark canvas to frame a colourful true story of art-world artifice in the film Big Eyes.

For British funnyman David Mitchell, falling in love with the perfect woman was easy. It was the years of waiting for her that were hell.

Laura Poitras’s Snowden film, Citizenfour, is a welcome return to documentary that doesn’t tell us what to think.

Foxcatcher’s fearless stars score all the points in a takedown of naked narcissism and searing sociopathy.

Timothy Spall embodies Turner in a virtuosic performance of an artist in pursuit of the ethereal and elemental.

Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s meditative but tightly wound Winter Sleep.

Fury wins the battle as a buddy film, but too many punches are pulled for it to win the war.

Jane Fonda could have coasted as a movie star. Instead, she campaigned for everything from feminism to peace in the Middle East.

The Immigrant joins a long line of films tracing new beginnings in a foreign land. Sadly, this one fails to truly arrive.