Miranda Otto

Detective Toni Alma is assigned to investigate a suspicious car accident in Perdar Theendar, the Indigenous community she has lost touch with since she left as a child.

Lonely teenager Mia gets hooked on the thrills of conjuring spirits through a ceramic hand, but when she is confronted by a soul claiming to be her dead mother, she unleashes a plague of supernatural forces, and struggles to decide who she can trust: the living or the dead.

Christoph Waltz and Sam Neill star in this adaptation of Tom Holt’s eponymous seven-book magical-fantasy series.

Teresa Palmer (A Discovery of Witches), Miranda Otto (The Daughter) and Guy Pearce (Memento) lead this adaptation of author J.P. Pomare's best-selling crime thriller, inspired by real-life cults in Australia and around the world. 

Celeste Barber (The Let Down) leads this Australian comedy series as a woman forced to rethink her 'live fast, die young' attitude after being hit with a major health crisis.

Women from different walks of life attempt to solve the case of a stolen multi-million-dollar necklace in this Australian mystery series.

Nick Boshier (Bondi Hipsters) and Jazz Twemlow (Tonightly) co-create this six-part Australian satirical sketch comedy show.

Sabrina continues to balance life in her family's witch world with her friends' human world in Netflix's horror-tinged fantasy series based on the Archie comic.

Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus lead this holiday from hell black comedy, following events on the ski slopes after a man's moment of cowardice.

The wife of a university research scientist believes that her lakeside Vermont home is haunted by a ghost - or that she is losing her mind.

Sabrina continues to balance life in her family's witch world with her friends' human world in Netflix's horror-tinged fantasy series based on the Archie comic.

Oscar nominee Elizabeth McGovern leads this 1920s-set drama from the writer-director of Downton Abbey based on Laura Moriarty's bestseller.

Stanley Tucci (Spotlight) and Kiernan Shipka (TV's Mad Men) try to survive a global invasion from underground creatures that hunt by sound.

Sabrina continues to balance life in her family's witch world with her friends' human world in Netflix's horror-tinged fantasy series based on the Archie comic.

Sci-fi romance from the writer-director of Like Crazy, following lab research designed to perfect romantic relationships and the discoveries that lead to something more profound. Stars Ewan McGregor, Léa Seydoux, Theo James and Rashida Jones.

Follow-up to the Aussie TV series that saw teens go through the ups-n-downs of training at the elite National Academy of Dance.

Lights Out helmer David F. Sandberg tackles the fourth flick in the supernatural horror The Conjuring franchise.

Geoffrey Rush, Sam Neill, Ewen Leslie, Odessa Young, Miranda Otto and Paul Schneider lead this family-feuding drama from Australian theatre wunderkind Simon Stone (who made his screen debut as part of 2013 anthology drama The Turning).

Tommy Lee Jones' fourth time in the director's chair, returning to the Western genre after 2005's The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. Co-stars Hilary Swank, John Lithgow, William Fichtner, Hailee Steinfeld and Meryl Streep. Nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes 2014.

Aaron Eckhart plays Frankenstein's monster, drawn into a conflict between heaven and hell when demonic forces seek his immortality. Based on the Darkstorm graphic novel depicting what happened after the events of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel.

1920s-set Australian drama starring Miranda Otto (Lord of the Rings, In My Father's Den) as young woman stationed in a remote lighthouse.

Writer-director Shirley Barrett won the Golden Camera at Cannes for this offbeat Australian comedy starring Mirando Otto and Rebecca Frith.

Heartfelt and bracingly realistic in honouring the actual dramas that beset fractured contemporary families, Australian drama Blessed interweaves four vivid stories of alienated teens and their preoccupied mothers...

Classic Kiwi mystery-thriller starring Matthew Macfadyen (Pride and Prejudice) as a returning war journalist searching for a missing teenage girl he befriended. Based on the novel by Maurice Gee.