GIVEAWAYS

Helen Mirren leads this true story war drama as the ‘Iron Lady of Israel’ Golda Meir.

Our writer Liam Maguren calls the film a “surprisingly grounded portrayal of a relationship tested by time.”

This tongue-in-cheek horror comes from the directors of Ready or Not and Scream VI.

Fistfights, gun battles, car chases, missiles, explosions—this movie’s got it all.

Zendaya hits the court with fellow Emmy winner Josh O’Connor, BAFTA nominee Mike Faist, and the director of Call Me By Your Name.

David Dastmalchian is a revelation here as a late-night talk show host who attempts to summon the devil… live!

Rachel House makes her directorial feature debut with this heartfelt drama.

BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Matteo Garrone won the Best Director Silver Lion at Venice 2023 for this contemporary odyssey.

Sydney Sweeney goes from Anyone But You to Any Nun But You.

The latest film in the longstanding mech fighter anime series opens in select NZ cinemas 14 March.

You could score an in-season double pass, a squishy, glow-in-the-dark slime, and a bottle opener fridge magnet.

A singer takes in the wife and son of the man she’s just murdered—and the dark truth is sure to come out.

Guy Pearce plays a British preacher entering 1830s Aotearoa. In cinemas nationwide March 14.

Winner of the Un Certain Regard prize at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival and nominated for 3 BAFTAs.

Winner of the Grand Prize at Cannes 2023 and up for five awards at the 2024 Oscars, the film opens in cinemas 22 February.

Julianne Moore plays a tabloid-hit woman with a murky past opposite Natalie Portman as the actor attempting to portray her.

BAFTA nominee Kingsley Ben-Adir (One Night in Miami) plays the one and only reggae legend.

The Spider-Man spinoff lands in cinemas nationwide on 14 February.

Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi star in this Priscilla Presley biopic, in cinemas from 1 February.

Returning from NZIFF, Wim Wender’s latest stars the great Koji Yakusho in a Cannes award-winning performance.

The film is an adaptation of the Mean Girls stage musical, which in turn was adapted from the 2004 movie, which itself was adapted from a book.

Dunki is a heart-warming tale of four friends and their quest to reach foreign shores.