Review: Denzel Washington makes ‘captivating’ return as former special agent
His latest film has a surprisingly gentle pace, but he is still an impressive fighter.
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Review: Acting steals the show in French heist comedy
Fast-paced and economically told, the plot unravels somewhat towards the end.
The Listener’s September viewing guide
Not sure what to watch this week? Here's our television & streaming picks.
Succession star shines in true scandal TV drama where man fakes his own death
Writer has shaped the true story into a beguiling and entertaining TV yarn.
Celebrity Treasure Island’s bold new direction
Tāme Iti will face off against other celebrities in the wilds of Central Otago.
How director fused fictional blockbuster thrills with Māori history in Muru
“Muru is an opportunity to speak truth to power through cinema - the ache is still real."
Review: Doco a ‘touching’ exploration of maternity care across the Pacific
A dive into how cultural practices and modern medicine affects expectant mothers' choices.
Songs of the week: New tracks from the Rolling Stones, Black Seeds and more
Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this week.
Review: This movie may be in the running for ‘Worst Film of the Year’
Unfortunately, Liam Neeson left his special set of skills at home for this one.
Review: Kiwi singer-songwriter Violet Hirst’s emotional debut
The intimate nature of Donegal invites compassion and the hope of healing.
Review: More laidback heartache in Summer Thieves’ new album
Third album shows the band have a laidback sound that summer festival audiences soak up.
Sister act Purple Pilgrims share new musical direction – and name
Playing in their ancestral home of Aberdeen sparked a timely shift.
Review: Film offers answers to the ‘what-ifs’ of life
Past Lives is touted as a love story for, and about, the ages.
Songs of the week: Hot new tracks by Kylie Minogue, Grayson Gilmour and more
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Review: Film a charming black comedy featuring talented first-timers
Film portrays heartfelt but troubled father-daughter relationship with hilarious touch.
Fourth Silver Scroll nod for Obama’s favourite Kiwi band The Beths
Marlon Williams, Tom Scott and Unknown Mortal Orchestra are among the finalists for award.
Russell Baillie: NZ Music Hall of Fame inductee Don McGlashan remains in his own league
Russell Baillie pays tribute to the songwriting great.
Tim Finn ponders his life in five songs ahead of his return to live stage
Tim Finn’s forthcoming tour will be a chronological wander through his career.
Former ABs to open up on their decision to leave the team in upcoming doco
New doco is quite a lot more than a World Cup primer or a player confessional.
Review: Podcaster solo act takes sci-fi thriller to great heights
Monolith proves you don’t need money, CGI and big studios to make great cinema.
Songs of the week: Hot new tracks by Hozier, Chemical Brothers and more
Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this week.
Review: Heartwarming tale of unlikely friendship in alien film
It’s refreshing to have such a ludicrous premise treated with sincerity.
Listener’s August viewing guide
Not sure what to watch this week? Here's our television & streaming picks.
The Feelers’ self-tribute album hits some worthy notes
Push aside prejudices, new album comes with headline 'Not Bad Album' Shock.
Review: Film a cinematic love letter with its own unique perfume
Last Film Show tells tale of a boy in India who takes his first steps as a movie maker.
Inform your opinion: Why viewers watch TV with subtitles on
It’s not just because streamers can’t hear the words. There are many practical reasons.
Don McGlashan on his epic journey to the NZ Music Hall of Fame
From tour van accident to clocking kms overseas, McGlashan reminisces his 40-year career.
Kiwi actress Zoë Robins on the challenges of fantasy screen acting
Zoë Robins shares tips for green screen acting after featuring in The Wheel of Time.
Quiz: Test your Barbenheimer knowledge
You’ve seen the movies. But were you paying attention?
Why are there two shows where ex-All Blacks explain France to us?
To find an ex-All Black these days, all you need do is reach for the remote.
Bernie Griffen remembered as galvanising figure in NZ music
Many of Griffen’s songs were cathartic, topical, dark and deeply personal.
Songs of the week: Hot new tracks by Tash Sultana, Olivia Rodrigo and more
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Review: New Strawpeople album brings nostalgic vibes
The new Strawpeople album reminds how out of step they once were during the early 90s.
Review: Asteroid City is fun, but forgettable
An astronomical number of big stars makes Wes Anderson’s latest comedy of mannerisms.