Flicks

Check out the best new arrivals to streaming.

The Great is back for more after 2020’s impressive, hilarious and shocking first season.

Help determine the greatest TV of all time – as voted by the viewers of Aotearoa.

The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant and Beau Travail headline the events.

There are plenty of worthwhile family films playing these school holidays.

Paddington, Labyrinth, Kung Fu Panda and heaps more.

Succession’s back, Wonder Woman arrives, and we go to Woodstock 99.

Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Billy Crudup, and Steve Carrell return for one of the biggest hits of Apple TV+.

Campion and her film catapult into early frontrunner status for the Oscars.

This month’s round-up of the big shows and movies coming to NZ.

Check out Neon’s new shows, movies and Māori Language Week Celebration.

Most NZIFF titles don’t make it to Netflix, so consider yourself lucky.

After hearing from abroad how good this is, Aotearoa can sleep easy knowing we’ll see it too.

Sparks wrote it, Marion Cotillard and Adam Driver star and it won Best Director at Cannes.

You meant to keep track of new Netflix releases, but forgot to add ’em to your watchlist?

Liam Neeson’s out to save trapped miners in this natural disaster thriller.

And don’t sleep on Neon’s Documentary Month titles.

All-star female cast leads this action pic with a high body count.

Neon also asks: Who is America?

Prepare for more brain-teasers (and tasers) in the sequel to the surprise 2017 hit.

Toni Collette plays a bartender in Wales turned champion racehorse trainer.