In the brutal heat of 1932 Central Australia, Aboriginal siblings Max and Kid find themselves exploited to dig tungsten – also known as 'wolfram' – from the unforgiving earth. When their cruel captor suddenly dies, Max is abducted by a pair of ruthless outlaws (Erroll Shand, Natassia Gorey-Furber). This leaves Kid to embark on a desperate pursuit across the unforgiving desert. Along the way, they encounter Philomac (Gibson John), an older man whose past intersections with colonial forces mirror their own struggle. Together, they seize a fragile opportunity to escape their pursuers under the cover of night, eventually crossing paths with a mother (Deborah Mailman) consumed by the ache of her own stolen children.

Directed by Warwick Thornton, this powerful Australian Western serves as a direct sequel to his acclaimed 2017 masterpiece, Sweet Country. It features the return of Philomac, now grown, and draws deeply from the personal family history of the film's writers. With breathtaking cinematography and stirring performances from the diverse cast, Wolfram offers an uncompromising look at a harrowing chapter of Australian history that deserves your attention.

The stakes have never been higher for the champions of Earthrealm as they prepare for the ultimate tournament. Cole Young (Lewis Tan) and his allies, including Sonya Blade (Jessica McNamee) and Liu Kang (Ludi Lin), must recruit arrogant Hollywood action star Johnny Cage (Karl Urban) to help defend their world against the rising threat of Shao Kahn (Martyn Ford). As the dark sorcerer Quan Chi (Damon Herriman) pulls the strings from the shadows, the warriors find themselves forced into a series of brutal, gravity-defying battles that will determine the fate of all existence.

Filmed entirely in Australia, Mortal Kombat II expands the martial arts fantasy universe with the introduction of fan-favourite characters like Johnny Cage, Princess Kitana (Adeline Rudolph) and the loyal bodyguard Jade (Tati Gabrielle). The highly anticipated sequel has been lauded for its faithfulness to its video game source material and its spectacular fight choreography that is sure to satisfy longtime franchise fans and newcomers alike.