Drama

From The Idea of You to May December, stories of older women having affairs with younger men have been having a moment in Hollywood. But can Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron have enough fun with it for the film to work?

Mads Mikkelsen is back on the big screen as a retired army captain with nothing but a dream: to establish a farming settlement in the north of Denmark.

Two suburban housewives, played by Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, are the best of friends. Until tragedy strikes, and everything on their idyllic street turns dark and twisted. 

This era-hopping sci-fi romance starring Léa Seydoux takes inspiration from a Henry James novella and turns it into a head-spinning, two-and-a-half-hour odyssey.

We are happy to report the new Doctor, played by Ncuti Gatwa, goes beyond being tokenistic Black and gay and that it's very good. But that's not all that's new to streaming this month.

The new season of Bridgerton has swoonworthy music from Sia to Mozart, BTS to Beethoven.

The Bridgerton, Derry Girls and Big Mood star graced us with her presence at the week-long PR stunt that recently saw Bowral, NSW, transformed into something intended to resemble regency era England. We still haven't recovered. 

Known for his Palme d'Or-winning film Shoplifters, Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is back, lending his signature warmth to this complicated drama.

Here's your run-down of the most-hyped films, Australian offerings and potential controversies at the 77th annual Festival de Cannes. 

We don't blame you for focusing on little but Eurovision over the weekend. Here's the entertainment news you might have missed while you were dancing to Eurotrash bangers.

From Hilde, with Love is the opening night film for the German Film Festival, bringing a moving story about love, resistance and family during fascism to Australian audiences.

A bizarre, dream-like journey through modern America, Sean Price Williams's debut feature The Sweet East is eager to provoke.

The Taste of Things, a culinary romance starring Juliette Binoche, is a sensory indulgence and an ode to pleasure.

Anne Hathaway's steamy new film explores the age-gap relationship between a single mum and a much younger boy-band heart throb.

What to watch: from a British spy going on a road trip with a member of ISIS to a cringe comedy that will make you spit out your drink.

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star in an action movie that's also an ode to the art of filmmaking, a musical nostalgia-fest, and a love story. 

We catch up with lead actress Tanzyn Crawford and creator and director Tig Terera to chat about the fast, funny and big-hearted urban heist escapade shot in the streets of Melbourne.

Drive My Car director Ryusuke Hamaguchi follows his Oscar-winning film with the story of a glamping site development in a rural Japanese village.

Zendaya plays a tennis star cut down in her prime in Challengers, but that's just the beginning. The newest film from Luca Guadagnino looks at lust, betrayal and manipulation. 

Rebel Moon 2 shows that the real epic battle is between reckless visionary artists and the Hollywood executives trying to rein them in.

Luca Guadagnino's newest film takes the majestic back-and-forth of professional tennis to hyper-erotic heights.

Want to watch a refreshing and heartfelt rom-com? Or an exposé on Brandy Melville? Or a raunchy Korean Australian comedy? You can stream any and all of these right now.

Does it do the iconic late singer justice? Or does it make a mockery of her talent, career and substance use issues like the internet has feared since the first set of photos from Sam Taylor-Johnson's project were released?

Starring Gillian Anderson, Rufus Sewell and Billie Piper, Scoop is a glimpse at the story behind Newsnight's infamous interview with Prince Andrew about Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew Scott, Dakota Fanning and Johnny Flynn star in Academy-Award winning director Steve Zaillian's black and white adaptation of the classic Patricia Highsmith psychological thriller.