Film Review: The Ghost of Peter Sellers (2018)
byOne of my favourite things that Roger Ebert said was “movies are the most powerful empathy machine in all the arts”. It speaks so…
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Film Review: J.R. ‘Bob’ Dobbs and the Church of the SubGenius (2019)
byWe’re living in the upside-down world. The jokers are in charge. Supporters are cults. People are living in feedback loops, their responses programmed and…
Film Review: Ballad of a Righteous Merchant (2017)
byWerner Herzog’s own documentaries are interested in trying to visualise the invisible, in seeing inside the mind, the soul, and exploring the depths and…
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…
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…