Film Review: The Pink House (2017)
The Pink House aka Questa Casa is a brothel that has been running for 112 years. Situated in the desert town Kalgoorie, 600 kms…
Film Review: The Belko Experiment (2016)
One thing Berberian Sound Studio taught us was that horror films can produce that recognisable sound of a knife penetrating a body easily through the sound studio….
Film Review: The Lost City of Z (2016)
The Lost City of Z, directed by James Gray, is derived from a 2009 non fiction novel by David Grann. The story is centred on Percy Fawcett, an archaeologist…
Film Review: The Trip to Spain (2017)
When Steve Coogan suggests, (I’m)”Not up-and-coming. I’ve arrived“, it’s all very amusing. This is about himself as the fictional character he plays in Michael Winterbottom‘s latest installment of The…
Film Review: Una (2016)
Adapted from David Harrower’s play, Blackbird, Una directed by Benedict Andrews, is a film intended to push buttons. This is Andrews’ first feature and good…
Film Review: Kedi (2016)
Even though they are still just cats doing cat things, it is nice to see beyond internet LOLs in catdom and learn about their importance…
Film Review: Wilson (2017)
The whole argument of ‘the novel is better than the film’, has the collective agreement that books are somehow better, but really the debate should be…
Film Review: Pork Pie (2017)
Pork Pie is a tale of three runaways. Directed by Matt Murphy, it is a New Zealand Bonnie and Clyde meets a Michael Bay action…
Film Review: Things to Come (2016)
After winning the Golden Globe for Elle, Isabelle Huppert returns to the screen for the new Mia Hansen-Løve film Things to Come, a narrative that…
Film Review: Frantz (2016)
In crisp black and white, and unsettling for most of its long running time, autuer François Ozon has remade Ernest Lubitsch’s The Broken Lullaby (76 mins) into Frantz (113…