Film Review : For the Love of a Man (2015)
byFor the Love of a Man is a charming slice of life account on fandom with a focus on the state of Tamil Nadu…
Festivals
Film Review: Dial M For Murder (1954)
byProduced at the height of the first 3D phase in 1953 (which for anyone who was sentient at the time mercifully only lasted the…
Film Review: Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015)
byIt’s crazy to think there was a time when Alfred Hitchcock was perceived to be more of an entertainer than an artist. It’s even…
MDFF Review: Spoke (2016)
byTraversing the South-West coast of America to the East, Spoke documents the travels of a few young adults riding across the country. On their…
Film Review: Land of Mine (2015)
byBeginning with the title, Land of Mine is not a particularly subtle film, but it is layered, tense and moving, and there’s much pleasure…
MDFF Review: Sustainable (2016)
bySustainable is a documentary which looks at America’s capitalistic, high production food industry and asks if there is a better way of doing things….
MDFF Review: You Better Take Cover (2015)
byOdds are that if you are an Australian, you are very familiar with the 1981 Men at Work song ‘Down Under’. Be it at…
Film Review: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
byFor those of my generation who grew up with a new Harry Potter film coming out every other year, it’s hard to see Maggie…
Film Review: The Ladykillers (1955)
byWhat’s not to love about an Ealing comedy? There’s great actors, clever storylines and just a little farce thrown in for good measure. The…
SFF 2016 Film Review: Truman (2015)
byThe Goya awards are Spain’s annual film ceremony which celebrate the best that their national industry has to offer. In February of this year during…