Luke Buckmaster is a Film Critic at The Guardian and Flicks Australia. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on movies, documentaries, and TV, with a keen interest in the Australian film scene. His insights and critiques have been featured in NME, Yahoo Sports Canada, Flicks.co.nz, Yahoo Movies UK, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Luke Buckmaster
Desperate for two hours of silence in a cinema, or something to entertain the family? We’ve got you covered – here’s what is out on 26 December
Our critic counts down the picks of this year’s bunch – a particularly edgy lot, featuring morbid jokes, profound loss and demonic possessions
From drama and comedy to quiz shows and documentaries, Guardian Australia’s critics and staff pick the best of the best
By: Luke Buckmaster
Luke Buckmaster · 5-min read Australian cinema in 2025 will offer plenty of tasty treats, in a variety of genres and styles.
Plus a new comedy from the Freudian Nip duo, an outback thriller with an edge, and a dishy Jerry Springer deep dive
Paul Hogan’s crocodile-wrangling larrikin returns, plus two family-friendly gems and new films starring Guy Pearce, David Wenham and Richard Roxburgh
Death comes for us all sooner or late, but rarely in the form of a talking macaw. How to watch Tuesday in Australia Tuesday will be available to rent or buy in Australia from January 15, 2025.
By: Luke Buckmaster
Ten animators have produced 10 beautiful stories in this anthology film, ranging from fabulous stop-motion to delicate illustration
By: Luke Buckmaster
Luke Buckmaster · 3-min read Robert Connolly's adaptation of Alison Lester's beloved children's book Magic Beach is a
This is a werewolf movie that thinks, feels, and hurts like hell.
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