Sundance Episodic Pilot Showcase Review: Never Get Busted!
Aussies take on larger-than-life Texan Barry Cooper, to deliver a fast-paced mix of grit, humanity, complex decision- making, the whole legal system, and laugh out loud lines.
Sundance Film Review: Train Dreams
One small life plays out on the vast expanses of the American West, starting in the early 1900s, and becoming massive as its historical and emotional arc realise the weight…
Sundance Film Review: Third Act
A poignant study of a father and son, the art of making film and making a family, and the legacy that is left behind by works of art and times…
Sundance Film Review: Love, Brooklyn
A wonderful New York romance, a study of the love lives of a group of Brooklynites, and the push and pull of the longing for the past and the dream…
Sundance Film Review: Mad Bills To Pay
A love letter to the Bronx and a multilayered examination of one family's efforts to rise up to the challenges that they face.
Sundance Film Review: Ricky
A close look at the rocky start to life outside of prison for the formally incarcerated Ricky, and a deep dive into the perils that make it all too easy…
Sundance Film Review: Coexistence, My Ass!
Winning at Sundance today, one woman's crusade through the stand- up worlds of Israel and beyond, searching for a voice and a bridge to peace in the war- torn region.
Sundance short Film Review: Stranger, Brother
Stranger Brother is 15 minutes of evocative cinema from the already well- recognised and talented director Annelise Hickey, who was awarded Australian Emerging Director at Melbourne International Film Festival 2023.…
Sundance Film Review: LUZ
A hyper- personal story of love and family and forgiveness, bouncing back and forth between virtual and gritty reality, and magic and mortal worlds.
Sundance Film Review: Mr. Nobody Against Putin
The extraordinary journey of one teacher's courage in the face of the Russian propaganda war.
The London International Animation Festival at the Sydney Opera House: Interview with Founder Nag Vladermersky
LIAF will feature the best independent animation shorts from around the world with stop-motion, claymation, 2D and 3D CGI, and more in the historic Playhouse at the Sydney Opera House.
Irresistible TV: Don’t Resist the Sofa with the Best of the Streaming Platforms for the Holidays
The most Irresistible Movies and Shows available online for seasonal catching ups and checking outs, plus the only Holiday Playlist you'll ever need..
Behind the Screens: Interview with director of Screen Territory Jennie Hughes
The boss of the film agency on making the Top End the Top Spot for filmmakers and tourists alike
Film Review: Führer and Seducer
This harrowing film unpacks the deadly propaganda machine of the Nazi minister Joseph Goebbels and reminds us to never look away.
Film Review: the Pool
Lose yourself in this love letter to Icebergs, the legendary Bondi swimming spot, and find out what happened when Irresistible sat down with the director Ian Darling.
Modern Heroes: The Future Council and the Wild Earth Oceania Film Festival
The Kids Are Alright: Future Council film screens at the UN General Assembly this week and the group participate in the Summit of the Future
Film Review: Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line
Now ready for release onto streaming platforms, here's our review of the documentary. You're right there with the band rocking out through their purpose led story to the top.
Interview: Director Daphne Matziaraki
The documentary filmmakers work so far and where her commitment to truth and story telling comes from.
Film Review: The Battle of Laikipia
Prescient documentary about the climate conflicts in Kenya that are coming for the rest of the world.
Film Review: There’s still Tomorrow
Paola Cortellesi creates an unforgettable tale of Italy, women and war, and what goes on behind closed doors.
The Inaugural Saudi Film Nights at the Sydney Opera House.
Irresistible caught the action and spoke to the pioneers from the Kingdom that is breathtakingly opening up, and the cinematic industry that's only just getting started.
Film Review: Kneecap
In the shadows of the Troubles, 3 lads in Belfast form Kneecap and cause some rap-induced trouble of their own
Film Review: Federer: Twelve Final Days
An extraordinary opportunity to watch the closing of the professional career of the greatest tennis player of all time.
Film Review: Problemista
Writer/ Director Julio Torres and the one and only Tidal Swinton take us on a hilarious ride through the art world, CraigsList and lives lived at the edges.
Film Review: Bikeriders
A star cast turn a dangerous 1960s biker gang into a full throttled and gorgeous study of their lives.
Behind the Screens: Interview with Sydney Festival head of programming Jenny Neighbour
Just before her last Sydney Film Festival as a Head of Programs and Documentary Programmer, Irresistible caught up with the legend.