Andrew F Peirce

The Best Australian Films of the Decade – 2010-2019

August 26, 2019

With a few months still left to go in 2019, and with those months, a wealth of Australian films yet to come (The Nightingale, Ride Like a Girl, Little Monsters, The Faceless Man, Nekromantik, The Naked Wandere...

Hugh Jackman – The Man. The Music. The Show. Perth Review – An Evening with an Inclusive Icon

Andrew Peirce

August 22, 2019

Reviews

The full title for the razzle-dazzle experience that is Hugh Jackman’s international touring show is Hugh Jackman – The Man. The Music. The Show. But, at the conclusion of the two and a bit hour extravaganza, ...

Lanny Book Review – Max Porter’s Slightly Arrogant Work of Masterful Writing

Andrew Peirce

August 19, 2019

Reviews

Sitting on the Booker Prize longlist alongside Margaret Atwood’s Handmaid’s Tale sequel, and a book titled My Sister, The Serial Killer, is Max Porter’s Lanny. At once, this is the story of a curious, wild-min...

Midsommar Review – You’ll Simply Never Understand the True Nature of Sacrifice

Andrew Peirce

August 16, 2019

Reviews

Director Ari Aster exploded on the horror scene with his unsettling, performance driven flick Hereditary. Encompassing a disjointed, fractured narrative was a powerhouse performance from Toni Collette, who man...

Whale Super Highway Review – A Beautifully Immersive Aquatic Experience

Andrew Peirce

August 15, 2019

Reviews

It’s been a while since I’ve immersed myself in the field of ‘edutainment’ – that is, entertainment that educates. While I like to consider myself fairly ofay with all forms of cinema, the realm of films that ...

Palm Beach Actor Bryan Brown Interview

Andrew Peirce

August 11, 2019

Banter

Andrew was able to catch up with Aussie icon, Bryan Brown, on his press tour for his new film, Palm Beach. This is a new film by Rachel Ward about a group of friends coming together to celebrate a birthday...

It All Started With a Stale Sandwich Review – A Grand Celebration of the Importance of Public Art

Andrew Peirce

August 8, 2019

Reviews

If you stand over a certain grate on a fairly innocuous concrete island in Times Square, New York City, you’ll experience something unique and memorable. This grate looks exactly like every other subway grate ...

Dot and the Kangaroo Review – A Kids Film with a Timeless Conservation Message

Andrew Peirce

August 6, 2019

Reviews

To the CHILDREN OF AUSTRALIA In the hope of enlisting their sympathies for the many Beautiful and frolicsome creatures of their fair land; Whose extinction through ruthless destruction is surely being accom...

Ophelia Review – A Welcome Recontextualisation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet

Andrew Peirce

August 3, 2019

Reviews

The power of enduring stories is that they can be reshaped, remoulded, transmogrified, and morphed throughout time to become echoes of what they once were. Shakespeare’s Hamlet is one such story, having had co...

The Pyjama Girl Case Review – Australia’s Sole Giallo Film is a Depressing Affair

Andrew Peirce

August 3, 2019

Reviews

It’s always fascinating to see how non-Australian directors handle Australian stories. What views do they bring to Australia, and how do those views inform the Australian story they intend to tell? Ted Kotchef...

Andrew's Top Twenty Five Films of 2015 & Five Worst Films

What is This Website About? and the Importance of Supporting Critics

The Best Australian Films of the Decade – 2010-2019

David Wenham – All Round Cool Guy, and One of the Greats

Production commences in Brisbane on Young Adult feature film Swimming For Gold

CinefestOz Film Festival Announces the Jury Member Lineup Including Alex Dimitriades and Ben Young

AUSgust – The Second Annual Australian Film Month is Here!

Damian Hill - You Were Extraordinary

Ian Hale joins Wingman Pictures International

September’s Australian Revelations Screening is None Other Than Animal Kingdom

Double Trouble at Girls School Cinema with a Spielberg Double and More…

Revelation Film Festival & City of Vincent Offer $15,000 in Short Film Production Grants

New Esports Viewing Experience to Launch in Perth

3 Million Steps Later, Belinda Arrives at Perth’s Parliament House with 300 Supporters

Southside With You

Downton Abbey Review – An Elaborate Film with Impeccable Performances

Pimped Review – A Film Searching for a Reason to Exist

The Faceless Man Review – An Unfortunate Miss, but Not Without Promise

Below Cinefest Oz Review – A Stripped-Back, Pitch-Black Sci-Fi Farce

In My Blood it Runs Review – An Important and Educational Documentary

It Chapter Two Review – An Eagerly Unsettling Affair

The Curb Podcast Relaunch

Angel of Mine Director Kim Farrant Interview

Palm Beach Actor Bryan Brown Interview

Call Connect and Stakeout Films Directors Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen Interview

Tommy Emmanuel: The Endless Road Filmmakers Jaime Lewis and Jeremy Dylan and Tommy Emmanuel Interviews

Strange Tenants: Ska’d For Life Director Fiona Cochrane Interview

Homefront Filmmakers Michael Wilkins and Amanda Gibson Interview

The Best Australian Films of the Decade – 2010-2019

Hugh Jackman – The Man. The Music. The Show. Perth Review – An Evening with an Inclusive Icon

Lanny Book Review – Max Porter’s Slightly Arrogant Work of Masterful Writing

Midsommar Review – You’ll Simply Never Understand the True Nature of Sacrifice

Whale Super Highway Review – A Beautifully Immersive Aquatic Experience

Palm Beach Actor Bryan Brown Interview

It All Started With a Stale Sandwich Review – A Grand Celebration of the Importance of Public Art

Dot and the Kangaroo Review – A Kids Film with a Timeless Conservation Message

Ophelia Review – A Welcome Recontextualisation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet

The Pyjama Girl Case Review – Australia’s Sole Giallo Film is a Depressing Affair

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