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Sydney Multicultural Film Awards
Sydney Multicultural Film Awards is an award ceremony that celebrates the talent coming from creatives from all around the world, with a focus on inclusion, diversity, and multiculturalism. Set in Sydney, this festival offers a beautiful backdrop and home to the awards ceremony. In our first year, the festival will be online due to the Read More
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- https://filmcentralmagazine.com/smfa/
- Dernière vérification
- 23 septembre 2026
Actualités
FilmCentral Movie Review: Ice Cream Man: Don’t Expect High Art — Expect Absolute Carnage!
It isn’t subtle, it isn’t sensible and it certainly isn’t for everyone — but Eli Roth’s gloriously unhinged horror ride knows exactly what it wants to be. There are two ways to approach Ice Cream Man.
FilmCentral Movie Review: Spider-Man: Brand New Day — Tom Holland’s Best Spider-Man Yet
Editorial credit: Opasbbb / Shutterstock.com A street-level reset gives Tom Holland’s Peter Parker his most personal — and potentially his best — adventure yet. After Spider-Man: No Way Home went full multiverse fireworks factory, you could forgive Marvel for thinking the only way forward was bigger, louder and considerably more complicated.
FilmCentral Movie Review: Jackass: Best and Last — The Beautifully Stupid, Painfully Funny Final Ride!
Rating 4/5 Stars “Hi, I’m Johnny Knoxville, and welcome to Jackass.” Few introductions in pop culture history carry the same warning label. Those eight words are not just a greeting — they are a promise.
Why Nostalgia Is Hollywood’s Biggest Weapon in 2026: How the Past Became the Future of Cinema
Editorial credit: ROBERTCOOPER / Shutterstock.com Hollywood has always understood the power of memories. A familiar character, a recognisable theme song, or a beloved franchise returning to the big screen can instantly transport audiences back to another time.
FilmCentral Movie Review: Minions & Monsters. . . A Surprisingly Sharp Bite of Hollywood Satire
Editorial credit: Opasbbb / Shutterstock.com The Despicable Me franchise has always thrived on organised chaos: banana-fuelled slapstick, elastic logic, and the comforting sense that nothing in this universe is ever meant to behave itself for too long. Minions & Monsters initially appears to be more of the same.
FilmCentral Movie Review: Spielberg’s Disclosure Day Teases Cosmic Wonder. . . But Never Quite Ignites
Editorial credit: Real_Java / Shutterstock.com There is a flicker of something monumental inside Disclosure Day — the sense that, at any second, Steven Spielberg is about to tilt the world on its axis and reveal something extraordinary. You can feel it being assembled: the mystery tightening, the factions circling, the stakes quietly rising.
FilmCentral Editorial: Are Sequels Killing Cinema or Just Exposing Its Lack of Risk-Taking?
Editorial credit: VictorHugoGaribay / Shutterstock.com Walk into any cinema today, and you’ll notice a familiar pattern. The posters lining the foyer aren’t introducing audiences to entirely new worlds—they’re inviting them back to ones they already know.