Wonder Woman – Review
Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman pulls off a difficult balancing act, and does so with a lot of heart.
Articles by Richard Houlihan
I Am Heath Ledger – Review
The latest addition to the “I Am” series commemorates the life of Heath Ledger, from his unseen artistic ambitions to his influence on the lives of those around him.
Making I Am Heath Ledger: An Interview with Derik Murray
With the limited cinema release of I Am Heath Ledger, co-director Derik Murray talks with Richard Houlihan about the wonders and challenges of creating the documentary.
Dance Academy: The Movie – Review
Australia’s cult dance TV series survives the journey to the big screen by sticking to its strengths and telling a story that feels genuine and measured.
David Stratton: A Cinematic Life – Review
David Stratton finally finds himself the subject of the very medium he critiques. Does it work? Richard Houlihan reviews David Stratton: A Cinematic Life.
A Tale of Two Critics: An Interview with David Stratton
With the release of ‘A Cinematic Life’, Richard Houlihan interviews David Stratton about his history as a film critic, his Oscar picks, and beards.
6 Surprises at the 89th Oscars
Snubs, underdog victories, and awkward mix-ups: here’s how the 89th Academy Awards went down.
2017 Oscar Nominations: Snubs and Surprises
With the 89th Academy Awards nominees announced, here’s a rundown of who missed out and who defied expectations.
Manchester by the Sea – Review
Manchester by the Sea delivers honesty, emotional depth, and intelligent writing.
Gold – Review
Hollywood’s latest fictionalisation of big business scandals features a lavish production and a committed performance from Matthew McConaughey, though the film falters the further it strays from his character.