Film Review: Dead Europe (2012)
byHot on the heels of the successful miniseries adaptation of the very popular 2008 Christos Tsiolkas novel The Slap, Dead Europe is Tony Krawitz‘s feature film…
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Film Review: Wuthering Heights (2011)
byHaving steered clear of the Brontë sisters since a rather unfortunate turn at studying Jane Eyre in year 11 literature I thought a bright new…
DVD Review: One Direction: All for One
byHit boy band One Direction fans are going to be sourly disappointed with this promotional advertisement disguised as a doco. To say this is…
DVD Review: Hick (2011)
byHaving seen the trailer before viewing the feature, it really came as no surprise that Hick seems slightly unsure of what genre it really…
Trailer: Lore (2012)
bySynopsis: LORE is set in Germany the spring of Spring 1945. As the German resistance collapses and Allied forces sweep across the Motherland, five…
Film Review: The Deep Blue Sea (2011)
byAt 228 minutes, Sergio Leone’s final opus Once Upon A Time In America is frequently considered to be one of the longest mainstream movies…
Film Review: A Dangerous Method (2011)
byIn the latest from David Cronenberg, we witness the birth of psychoanalysis – yes, talk talk talk. Filmed in Vienna, Zurich and Berlin, A…
FAFA: The Tree (2010)
byGrief surrounds the O’Neill family after the patriarch (Aden Young) suddenly dies from a heart attack.
Film Review: Burning Man (2011)
byFrom the opening images of Burning Man, we know we are in for an interesting ride.
Film Review: The King’s Speech (2010)
byBy James Madden. Viewed 01.01.11 It’s good to be a King! …or so the saying goes. But for George VI, or “Bertie” as we…