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Julie Rigg

Julie Rigg is a film critic and former broadcaster with ABC Radio National. She has served on critics’ juries at film festivals around the world, including San Sebastián, Toronto, Venice, Havana and Dubai.

Books & arts Julie Rigg 29 July 2020 Cinema | A White, White Day reviewed, and film news from Brisbane and Melbourne
Books & arts Julie Rigg 18 June 2020 Cinema | A new documentary highlights a milestone in the fight for women’s rights Books & arts Julie Rigg 15 June 2020 Cinema | Back from a different kind of isolation, our critic catches up on Hearts and Bones, Motherless Brooklyn and the screen landscape Summer season Julie Rigg 18 February 2020 Cinema | Our reviewer recalls her first meeting with the director of Parasite Books & arts Julie Rigg 19 November 2019 Cinema | The Irishman and The Report reviewed
Books & arts Julie Rigg 26 September 2019 Cinema | Ambitious storytelling from directors Rodd Rathjen, Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego
Books & arts Julie Rigg 13 September 2019 Cinema | Jennifer Kent imagines an epic journey in The Nightingale Books & arts Julie Rigg 9 August 2019 Cinema | The mob turns nasty in Diego Maradona and The Final Quarter Books & arts Julie Rigg 6 July 2019 South Korean cinema maintains the rage with Burning and Parasite Books & arts Julie Rigg 28 June 2019 Cinema | French director Agnès Varda viewed the world with a mixture of curiosity and compassion
Books & arts Julie Rigg 26 June 2019 Cinema | Happy as Lazzaro is the latest work from a highly original talent
Books & arts Julie Rigg 2 March 2019 Cinema | Familiar scenes at the Oscars, and At Eternity’s Gate reviewed Books & arts Julie Rigg 4 February 2019 Cinema | Green Book and Loro reviewed, and a second look at The Favourite Books & arts Julie Rigg 3 January 2019 Cinema | Julie Rigg reviews Adam McKay’s Vice and Pawel Pawlikowski’s Cold War Books & arts Julie Rigg 26 November 2018 Cinema | Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma reviewed, and a tribute to documentary-maker Curtis Levy
Books & arts Julie Rigg 2 November 2018 Cinema | Julie Rigg reviews Backtrack Boys and Beautiful Boy
Books & arts Julie Rigg 3 October 2018 Cinema | Julie Rigg reviews Ladies in Black and Custody Books & arts Julie Rigg 31 August 2018 Cinema | BlacKkKlansman is a testament to Lee’s mastery of rapidly shifting moods Books & arts Julie Rigg 24 July 2018 Cinema | New films from Italy and Australia capture life on the periferia Books & arts Julie Rigg 25 June 2018 Cinema | Samuel Maoz’s Foxtrot and Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Shoplifters reviewed
Books & arts Julie Rigg 5 May 2018 Cinema | Julie Rigg reviews Breath and Loveless Books & arts Julie Rigg 7 March 2018 Cinema | Of this year’s Oscar contenders, Phantom Thread seems most likely to endure Books & arts Julie Rigg 19 January 2018 Cinema | Archetypes are challenged in Warwick Thornton’s latest film