We Unhappy Few: Muddy Morality and Ugly Truth in David Michôd’s The King

Aspirational Delight: The Bland Fantasies of Renée Webster’s How to Please a Woman

Time After Time: Temporality and Transcendence in Joseph London’s The Beloved

The Price of Fish: Slavery and Social Responsibility in Rodd Rathjen’s Buoyancy

Romper Stomper

Out for Blood: Identity, Colonialism and Vampires in Firebite

Quiet Night Thoughts: Warped Time in Three Asian Arthouse Films

Heavy Here and Now: Alena Lodkina’s Strange Colours

Finding the Rhythm: Ambition and Responsibility in Dingo

Searching for Home: Ainsley Gardiner and Briar Grace-Smith’s Cousins

Horror and Gore, Honour and Glory: Hacksaw Ridge and the War Film

Dog Day, Every Day: Gillian Leahy’s Baxter and Me and the Essay Film

Staying Afloat: Tyler Atkins on Bosch & Rockit

Uneasy Transition: The City Documented in Hong Kong Moments and Many Undulating Things

Remembering Resistance: Class Politics and Amanda King’s The Great Strike 1917

Laughter Through Tears: Palestine and Self-portraiture in the Films of Elia Suleiman

Signs and Wonders: Bringing The Luminaries to Screen

Pantomime of Violence: Gender and Outrage in Mirrah Foulkes’ Judy & Punch

Hearts Adrift: Revisiting Gillian Armstrong’s High Tide

From Drag Queens to Best Men: An Interview with Stephan Elliott

‘Are You Not Entertained?’: Maziar Lahooti’s Below and the Morality of Pay-per-view Violence

Scars of Empathy: The ABC’s Pulse and the Medical Drama

The Tyranny of the Unspoken: The Silences, Autoethnography and Mental Health

For Whom the Bell Tolls: Cathy Henkel and Sam Lara on Saying Goodbye in Laura’s Choice

Their Time in Memorial: Nickolas Bird and Eleanor Sharpe’s Remembering the Man

‘The Stars Are All Strange Here’: Cultural Memory and Forgetfulness in Roderick MacKay’s The Furnace

Bodies on the Line: Sally Ingleton’s Wild Things and Australian Environmental Documentary

The Inside Story: The Inside Story of a Successful First Feature – An Interview with Robert Sutherland

Film Teaching: A Polemical Introduction

My Brilliant Career

Lingering Notes: A Song Cycle Remembered in Philippa Bateman’s Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow

Communal Complicity: Family and Fairness in Hirokazu Koreeda’s Shoplifters and The Third Murder

Musical Chairs: Perspective and ‘Heavy’ Humour in Ben Elton’s Three Summers

Gandhi: Interview – Ben Kingsley

Making Waves in a Man’s World: Jane Campion’s Women in The Piano and Top of the Lake: China Girl

Setting the Record Straight: Greg Carey and Wade Jackson’s Waiting: The Van Duren Story

Greener Pastures: Tradition and Modernity in Grace McKenzie’s In the Land of the Wolves

Balancing Acts: Ivan Sen’s Goldstone and Outback Noir

Sense and Serendipity: David Wenham’s Ellipsis

Bad Blood and Bitterness: Colonisation and the Western in Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country