| ROADSHOW: Despite spirited efforts from its cast, Working Dog's latest film Any Questions for Ben? feels flat, forced and false.
| ABC TV: Discomforting yet tender, Then the Wind Changed is an important record of the lasting human impact of the Black Saturday bushfires.
| TRANSMISSION FILMS: Magnetic and moving, Shame might just be Steve McQueen and Michael Fassbender's finest hour.
| ACMI: Julie Moggan's documentary offers a slight and sweet glimpse at romance novel publishers Harlequin Mills & Boon.
| HOYTS: If the success of Man on a Ledge was judged on its adherence to its name, it would be a hit. Sadly, the film disappoints.
| ABC1: Set in the tropical paradise of Australia’s Far North Queensland and the Torres Strait, The Straits is a bullet-riddled, darkly funny local crime drama.
| SCI-FI CHANNEL: It’s not groundbreaking science fiction but Alphas is a serviceable ‘mutant’ show.
| ROADSHOW: With captivating turns from Oscar contenders Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo, The Artist captures the essence of movie magic to become itself an instant classic.
| ROADSHOW: Sluggish direction and an average script bog down what should have been a fascinating film about one of America's best-known figures.
| SCI FI CHANNEL: If agents Mulder and Scully teamed up with Indiana Jones and Noah Wylie's Librarian, you might get a show like Warehouse 13.