Search: Starring Essie Davis

This film is not worth seeing. The costumes, special effects and a brilliant cast can't save it.

Jennifer Kent's film creates something original, even frightening

Milla might be dying but she's also, paradoxically, finding her way in the world and working out what she wants, even if time is short.

What is astounding, is the restraint shown by director Gary Winick - nothing takes us from the quiet rural life of America in the Forties.

Firth gives one of his brooding, unshaven, devilishly attractive performances, borrowed from romantic fiction.

If you’re sick of Hollywood teen movies that can’t see past the end of their next tube of lip gloss, this Aussie alternative is well worth checking out.

Davis captures not just the emotional turbulence of Bunny's life but the sheer physicality of it.

The story is absolutely barking, but it comes alive in many moments of fine detail.

There are strong, even hilarious, performances throughout.

The Matrix Trilogy began with such energy and originality... now it seems more like an expensive video game.

Jones has been turning in consistently good work for years now and it’s high time he had a role like this. The art of it lies in how he keeps us alert to his character’s dangerous potential without ever letting us lose sight of his humanity.

Anna Howard's cinematography is never anything less than stunning in its starkness.

It may be one of the finest performances you see this year, and see it you should.