Film Review: Some Velvet Morning (2014)
byFor anyone considering going to see Some Velvet Morning, there’s one thing you should know: you mustn’t leave the room until the credits roll….
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Film Review: A Most Wanted Man (2014)
byIn the frantic search for answers following 9/11 it was discovered that many of the plans for the attacks were conceived in the historic…
Film Review: Still Life (2014)
by‘If there’s no one there, no one cares.’ It’s the kind of flippant remark from the new council manager that case worker John May…
Film Review: Sex Tape (2014)
bySome time in the future, audiences will look back on Jake Kasdan‘s Sex Tape and remark that it was “soooo 2014”; jokes about iPads and…
Film Review: Words and Pictures (2013)
byWords and Pictures, the latest film from acclaimed Australian director Fred Schepsi, has an intriguing and original premise at the core of its story….
Film Review: Charlie’s Country (2013)
byAfter winning in the Best Actor category at the Cannes Film Festival where it played in the Un Certain Regard section, it will come…
Film Review: The French Minister (2013)
byThe new film from main-stay of the French cinema, Bertrand Tavernier (In The Electric Mist, Round Midnight), The French Minister is a political satire…
Film Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014)
bySet around ten years after Rise of the Planet of the Apes, mankind has been wiped out by a devastating virus first introduced at…
Film Review: Beatriz’s War (2013)
byJuly 14, 2014: This review has been updated from what was originally published on July 10. Timor Leste is one of Australia’s closest international neighbours. But despite…
Film Review: Jersey Boys (2014)
byA stage to screen adaptation is nothing unfamiliar to cinemagoers. Many musicals of the last forty years have made big splashes on the silver…