Film Review: Miss Stevens (2016)
bySome films generate startling insight and quiet impact from a restrained, organic build. Miss Stevens, directed by Julia Hart, is one of those films….
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Film Review: Okja (2017)
bySouth Korean director Bong Joon-Ho is developing a reputation for making robust films which blend adventure and intellect with searing critiques of environmental mismanagement and…
Film Review: Namatjira Project (2017)
byAlbert Namatjira was one of Australia’s most talented and accomplished artists of the 20th century. His paintings remain, to this day, an authority on…
Film Review: Ali’s Wedding (2017)
bySeeing our own stories on screen is always reassuring. There’s a sense that someone is listening, but also that our own people are ‘making…
Film Review: Gifted (2017)
byIt all looks fairly formulaic on paper. Captain America + cute kid + schmaltz = Gifted. The title alone may provoke groans, because it…
Film Review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard (2017)
byThe Hitman’s Bodyguard is what I like to call a collage of a movie. It’s a load of different pieces put together to form…
Film Review: The King’s Choice (2016)
byWith so much content coming out every year about the Second World War it’s easy to become complacent with just how massive the years…
Film Review: American Made (2017)
byIt doesn’t take long to get to know Barry Seal, the focus of American Made. Piloting regional flights for TWA Airlines, the family man…
Film Review: Killing Ground (2016)
byIn the thrilling Killing Ground, directed by Damien Power, we follow a brutal family camping trip which turns horribly wrong after horrific crime scene is…
Film Review: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
byIs there anything wrong with Terminator 2: Judgment Day being rereleased in 3D? Not much that I can see. Welcome back Arnie, good to…