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Ivan Sen, along with Justin Kurzel, John Hillcoat, and David Michôd are all part of a 21st century Australian cinema that delves into the dark corners of the sixth continent. From his most celebrated work Toomelah (2014) to his lates Limbo, Sen has amassed an impressive resume of sun-drenched, dusty,

This Star Trek: Discovery review contains spoilers. Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Episode 6 Star Trek: Discovery (mostly) gets its final season back on track after last week’s flashback-filled snoozefest, but Michael and company’s search for the next clue hits a snag when the trail leads to a pre-Warp planet

New four-part historical murder-mystery Shardlake is adapted from Dissolution, the first novel in CJ Sansom’s seven-book crime series about 16th century lawyer/investigator Matthew Shardlake. Dissolution sees Shardlake sent by religious reformer Thomas Cromwell to investigate a killing at an English monastery. In the novel, Shardlake is accompanied to the monastery

When stuntman Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling) breaks his back performing a dangerous movie stunt, he withdraws from both his career and the steamy crush he and camera operator/aspiring director Jody Moreno (Emily Blunt) have been kindling. Eighteen months later, an offer to work on an absurd space western, Metalshoot, filming

“You’ve been making women feel bad about themselves since you were invented,” the hip teen Sasha (Ariana Greenblatt) tells the stereotypical Barbie standing before her. “You represent everything wrong with our culture: sexualized capitalism, unrealistic physical ideals.” Stereotypical Barbie is horrified: “No, no, no, you’re describing something stereotypical,” she insists.