Kylie Northover

Australia’s independent game developers are at the forefront of new trends in gaming.

The unfiltered all-rounder tells of his heartbreaking Hollywood experience, how he almost starred in Penguin Bloom and why he’d cut his hair for a role.

Flats is genuinely funny and surprisingly moving, with much of its cast made up of real residents of Melbourne’s Fitzroy housing commission flats.

Musician Paulie Stewart, an original member of the infamous Painters and Dockers band, has a new book on his weird life.

Don’t expect any controversy or crime in the wholesome Ralph & Katie, but it has a fine sense of comic timing.

Who Killed The KLF? charts the rise and fall of the mysterious band that baffled the music industry and became the biggest-selling singles act in the world.

Panel show favourites Romesh Ranganathan, Katherine Ryan and Johnny Vegas have plenty of frantic fun in Romantic Getaway.

This Swedish black comedy follows Alice, who, having just been cleared of life-threatening cancer, finds her life falling apart.

British comedian Catherine Tate’s new comedy opens with her vomiting on a small child - and that’s not even the worst scene.

Once a student at one of America’s disciplinary schools, filmmaker Katherine Kubler set out to investigate how such institutions get away with physical and mental abuse of minors.