Relic Review - The Eternal Horror of the Ceasing Mind
Powered by JustWatch A mouldy, weathered house sits dormant on the outskirts of a remote town. The air inside is growing stagnant, possibly pungent with the stench of rotting fruit, as its sole…
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The Boys Who Said No Director Judith Ehrlich Interview - The Power of Protests and the Need for Change
Oscar nominee Judith Ehrlich's documentary, The Boys Who Said NO!, is a fascinating exploration of the protest movement that helped reinforce draft resistance during the Vietnam War era, allow…
The World's Best Film Director Joshua Belinfante Interview - Searching for Hope, Positivity, and the Good in Each Other
Thanks to the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, I get to interview wonderful people from all around the world who have fascinating stories to tell and beautiful films to share. In this interview…
1930-1931 Best Picture Winner: Cimarron (Wesley Ruggles) - Awards Don't Matter
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. From the peaks of All Quiet on the Western Front to the possible valley of Wesley Ruggles Best Picture winner, C…
The King of Staten Island Review - A Nice Drama with a Dash of Comedy
Powered by JustWatch The blanket branding of Judd Apatow’s filmography as being 100% comedies works against viewers expectations, who may be led to believe from the poster that they’re sitting d…
VHYes Review - A Brilliantly Bonkers Genre-Orgy of a Film
The genre pigeonhole that the utterly bizarre and joyously unique film VHYes has been shoved into is ‘comedy’, but really, that’s too broad a category for this brilliantly bonkers genre-orgy of a film…
600 Bottles of Wine Review - Grace Rouvray is a Comedic Mastermind
Powered by JustWatch The first words out of my partners mouth when she realised that there were only four episodes of Grace Rouray’s acerbic and hilarious 600 Bottles of Wine series, were along…
Romantic Road Review - A Nice Film About a Rolls Royce, India, and the Grey's
Powered by JustWatch Respect the white man, you suck up to him Ankur Vikal So goes a line from actor Ankur Vikal midway through Romantic Road, one that carries as much weight and importance as…
From Audio Guide to Miro - Why Short Films Deserve the Spotlight Right Now
If you tune into film press, you’ll find article after article covering the continued delays of major Hollywood films, cancellations of film festivals, and alarm about the future of feature filmmaking…
The Booksellers Review – An Absolute Delight for Those Who Know the Power of a Book
Way back when, there was a book store in North Perth that, upon entry, felt like collapsing into a world of paper, dust, and leather. Books Etc contained shelves upon shelves of books, each one buckli…
Love Sarah Review - A Proud Collapsed Cake of Disappointment
Everyone has a memorable first. First kisses, first loves, first movies, the list goes on. For me, the first film I saw in a cinema once the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions lifted was an innocuous and…
Small Island Big Song - An Oceanic Songline Director Tim Cole Interview - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival
Small Island Big Song - An Oceanic Songline is a collaborative film, made over 16 Island nations from the Pacific & Indian Oceans, following musicians from Madagascar, to Taiwan, to Zendath…