Film Review: Eye in the Sky (2015)
byIt’s a rare movie that features the military doing something besides blowing shit up for the sake of it. It’s also rare to see a…
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Film Review: Pocket Listing (2015)
byThere’s a review of 2015’s Entourage by the excellent critic Mark Kermode where he tears the film to shreds in a heated fury that…
Film Review: Two-Bit Waltz (2014)
byWritten and directed by Clara Mamet who also stars, Two-Bit Waltz is a charming first feature film. Taking cues from Wes Anderson’s nostalgic stylings, Mamet has…
Article: Triumph of her Will – Lydia Lassila and the Sports Documentary.
byAustralians love sport. It’s a part of this nation’s character as indispensable as the ANZACs, casual racism and having a sausage in bread when…
Film Review: London Has Fallen (2016)
byDoes every action movie post 9/11 have to be about terrorists? It would seem so. London Has Fallen sees leaders from all over the…
Film Review: Zootopia (2016)
byWho would have thought that the year’s most political film would be a Disney film headlined by talking animals? That’s right, Disney have done…
Film Review: The Daughter (2015)
byIn fictional worlds, there are no jolly returns to childhood homes. It can be accepted that, after a long absence, a man now grown…
AFFFF 2016 Film Review: Dheepan (2015)
byUp against (amongst others) Carol and Son of Saul, Dheepan, directed by Jacques Audiard, surprised some by winning the Palme d’Or at the 2015 Cannes…
Film Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
byJ.J. Abrams. So hot right now. What can’t the man do? He made Star Wars good again, made us root for Tom Cruise in…
Film Review: Spear (2015)
bySpear is a non-linear story of a reconciliation of aboriginal heritage within a white man’s society, mostly told through the medium of interpretative dance….