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Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane
Dan Slevin enjoys that rare beast – a Hollywood film made for audiences rather than target markets. Video
New Indiana Jones film on the way
Harrison Ford and Steven Spielberg are teaming up for a new Indiana Jones film, due for release in July 2019.
At the Movies for 10 March 2016
Simon Morris looks at Mahana, director Lee Tamahori's first New Zealand film in 20 year, 13 Hours: The secret soldiers of Benghazi, an unusually small-scale movie from blockbuster director Michael… Audio
Sébastien Donnadieu
Sébastien Donnadieu, the director of the Alliance Française French Film Festival discusses the annual event which is on around the country at the moment. Audio
NZ On Screen - Lee Tamahori
When it comes to movies, Temuera Morrison is still one of our biggest stars - Once Were Warriors, The River Queen, Mount Zion - and now his latest, Mahana, directed by his old mate Lee Tamahori. Irene… Audio
FilmUp
Getting a film made is hard enough when you're an established director, but when you are starting out it can feel like one obstacle after another. Unless you have help. FilmUp is a mentoring… Audio
Son of Saul
Oscar-winner Son of Saul is directed by Hungarian film-maker László Nemes. It takes an uncompromising look at a Nazi concentration camp. Audio
Gods of Egypt
Gods of Egypt is a mostly Australian production, directed by Alex Proyas, and starring Nikolaj Koster-Waldau (Game of Thrones) and Gerard Butler (300). Audio
The Lady in the Van
The Lady in the Van features the dream team of writer Alan Bennett and star Dame Maggie Smith. Audio
2016 Oscars
Simon Morris looks back at the troubled Oscars, attacked from all quarters for its lack of diversity. But are the haters missing the point? Audio
At The Movies for 3 March 2016
Simon Morris looks back at the troubled Oscars, attacked from all quarters for its lack of diversity. But are the haters missing the point? He also looks at three undeniably diverse films. The Lady in… Audio
Julia Wayne - Saving The World's Classic Movies
More than 80 percent of films made before 1929 have been lost - damaged beyond repair, thrown out or reused. In an effort to save what remains, film maker Martin Scorsese set up the Film Foundation in… Audio
Stallone Ioasa - Breaking All The Rules
The New Zealand-Samoan comedy-drama Three Wise Cousins has been doing astonishingly well, first in Auckland and then in Wellington and Palmerston North. In some cinemas it's even out-grossing the new… Audio
Emad Burnat - How Many More Broken Cameras?
Emad Burnat is the director of the Oscar-nominated 5 Broken Cameras, a 2011 documentary that tells the story of the efforts of the people of Bil'in - a Palestinian village in the West Bank - to resist… Audio
Reel NZ Life
Jane Paul is the Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision's community programme co-ordinator for the Reel Life in Rural New Zealand Woolshed Tour. Audio
At The Movies for 25 February 2016
Simon Morris goes to the reboot of TV classic Dad's Army, to Will Smith's real-life drama Concussion, and to the delightful independent Samoan comedy-drama, Three Wise Cousins. He also talks to… Audio
Film review with Richard Swainson
Dr Richard Swainson, has seen 'Carol' and 'Deadpool'. Audio
Movie Review
Our film reviewer, Dr Richard Swainson, has been to see Steve Jobs and The Danish Girl. Audio
'She is a raw, sexual force, impeded'
The way Hollywood scriptwriters describe female characaters is under the spotlight, after a film producer started tweeting parts of scripts.