Laumata Volavola

Eddie Murphy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jonah Hill and the director of black-ish don’t add up to a winning rom-com.

A new doco offers an intimate look at the rise and life of a musical icon – a big, Black, amazing woman (and unapologetically so).

We’re not here to watch hard-hitting drama – we’re here for the sort of drama that makes you laugh.

Through it all, the constant hope that Elizabeth Moss’s June gets some sort of retribution.

“As silly and outlandish as the film is, there’s so much relatability in it.”

They’re even more dysfunctional than before – if that’s even possible.

Sally Phillips leads a new comedy as a wife on a journey of sexual and entrepreneurial self-discovery.

Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson deliver amazing performances as First Ladies.

It’s quite a thing to witness, an actor going from strength to strength in their career

This insight into continued injustices somehow lacks dramatic conflict or complexity.

Freshly updated with with even more meet cute cheer.

Pax Assadi plays his own real-life father in a new comedy series about his childhood.

The real excitement lies in the insight into campus life and the unprecedented freedom it offers.

The first-time director enters the ring for a MMA sports drama.

Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga play characters who can “pass” as white in the 1920s.

Native American Sterlin Harjo and Aotearoa’s Taika Waititi have created something epic.

Watch her quiet subverting of male power dynamics as she moves from strength to strength.