Film Review: Tim’s Vermeer (2013)
byTim’s Vermeer is the story of Tim Jenison, an incredibly rich and smart man whose obsession with the painter goes a little too far….
Sydney Film Festival
SFF: Something Must Break (2014)
bySomething Must Break is youngster Saga Becker’s first appearance on film and it definitely won’t be the last. Becker plays Sebastian, a wayward youth…
SFF Film Review : Woody Allen A Documentary (2012)
byWhen I first glanced the Sydney Film Festival program, this got my heart pounding. Any serious Woody Allen fan can be in agony sometimes…
SFF Film Review: Excision (2012)
byExcision is the story of Pauline (AnnaLynn McCord), a troubled teen who believes herself to have either mental illness or a personality disorder. Living…
SFF Film Review: Faust (2011)
byDr. Heinrich Faust (Johannes Zeiler) is poor and hungry and philosophical physician, spending more time on performing autopsies than helping people in his impoverished…
SFF Film Review : Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
byThe State Theatre was again buzzing with festival-goers on Friday night for the Australian premier of Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom. An extremely hipster and youthful…
SFF Film Review: Death Of A Japanese Salesman (2011)
byThere were some very audible sobs at the Dendy Opera Quays theatre yesterday in during the final scenes of Death Of A Japanese Salesman….
SFF Film Review: Caesar Must Die (2012)
byOn day 3 of SFF, Hugo Weaving and I saw two films together (together, in a very large, distant sense) and the first was…
SFF Film Review: Modest Reception (2012)
byOn day 2 of SFF I journeyed to Event Cinemas George Street for Paziraie sadeh or Modest Reception, the fourth film from Iranian director…
SFF Opening Night Film Review: Not Suitable For Children (2012)
byOn a very wet Sydney evening, 2000 industry types and movie lovers gathered at the State Theatre for the world premier of Peter Templeman’s…