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[FURIOSA]
FILM№ 01
Furiosa and the country George Miller will not leave
Two years after Furiosa underperformed in May 2024, the picture has clarified into the most patiently photographed film of George Miller's career, and possibly the last one he will shoot in the Hay plains.
BRONTE HAUGHEY08.05.2026
ESSAYS№ 02
Furiosa and the question of what Australian cinema is allowed to be
George Miller spent half a billion dollars in the desert and the result is the most expensive Australian film ever made, which is also the most Australian.
MARA DENG08.10.2025
ESSAYS№ 03
Australian cinema in 2024 was everywhere and nowhere at the same time
The year's biggest Australian film cost half a billion dollars and the year's best cost seven million, and nobody quite knew how to hold both in the same sentence.
MARA DENG10.12.2024
INDUSTRY№ 04
Furiosa opened to $8.5 million in Australia and the number needs context
The domestic opening was soft against the budget but strong against every other Australian film this decade, and both facts are true.
ODETTE MALOUF28.05.2024
FILM№ 05
Furiosa opened to a half-empty cinema and the film did not care
George Miller spent a decade building Furiosa and the audience showed up late, but the film was always playing to a longer clock.
BRONTE HAUGHEY28.05.2024
MUSIC№ 06
Junkie XL scored Furiosa like an engine that remembers being a heartbeat
The score carries the franchise's mechanical pulse into a prequel that needs to feel human, and the transition is where the music earns its weight.
KIERAN BOUSTANY22.05.2024