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Benedetta Review - Paul Verhoeven's Latest Muddles the Line Between Exploitation and Arthouse

Benedetta Review - Paul Verhoeven's Latest Muddles the Line Between Exploitation and Arthouse

Digby Houghton Feb 10, 2022 2 min read
Films Reviews Drama Paul Verhoeven Review

Available to Watch Here: Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Paul Verhoeven has a penchant for penetrative objects, such as the ice pick in his 1…

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WA Made Arts Film 'Stage Changers' Debuts on Documentary Platform iwonder

WA Made Arts Film 'Stage Changers' Debuts on Documentary Platform iwonder

Press Releases Feb 9, 2022 3 min read
Articles australian cinema australian film documentary Ella Wright Stage Changes

On Thursday 10 February, Western Australian arts documentary Stage Changers will have its world premiere via the on-demand streaming service iwonder - one of the world’s largest online collections of…

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Gold Make-Up Artist Jennifer Lamphee Talks About Making Zac Efron Ugly in This Interview

Gold Make-Up Artist Jennifer Lamphee Talks About Making Zac Efron Ugly in This Interview

Andrew F Peirce Feb 9, 2022 14 min read
Interviews australian film Gold Interview Jennifer Lamphee make-up Zac Efron

Powered by JustWatch Jennifer Lamphee’s work as a hair and make-up artist is unparalleled. Sharing the 2018 AACTA award for Ladies in Black, Lamphee’s has also brought the world of science ficti…

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The Best Shots of 2021 - A Video by Christopher John

Christopher John Feb 8, 2022 1 min read
Films Reviews film movies Oscars Review

WARNING: this video does contain depictions of violence and severe illness that some viewers may find distressing. Finally completed. Full honesty: I got a full time job in the last 3 months of 2021…

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Isabelle Fuhrman Talks Folk Horror The Last Thing Mary Saw, the Allure of Fear, and Orphan in This Interview

Isabelle Fuhrman Talks Folk Horror The Last Thing Mary Saw, the Allure of Fear, and Orphan in This Interview

Andrew F Peirce Feb 7, 2022 5 min read
Interviews folk horror horror Interview Isabelle Fuhrman Orphan The Last Thing Mary Saw

Horror icon Isabelle Fuhrman continues her legacy of creating impressive genre characters with Edoardo Vitaletti's effective folk horror debut feature, The Last Thing Mary Saw. Set in Southold, N…

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The Greenhouse Review - An Impressive Debut from Thomas Wilson-White, Offering a Bittersweet Healing Experience

The Greenhouse Review - An Impressive Debut from Thomas Wilson-White, Offering a Bittersweet Healing Experience

Nisha-Anne Feb 7, 2022 2 min read
Films Reviews australian film Articles Drama Harriet Gordon-Anderson LBGTIQA Review Rhondda Findleton The Greenhouse Thomas Wilson-White

THE GREENHOUSE will premiere on Netflix on February 16. Very few of us are lucky enough (or stubborn enough) to be able to think about the death of someone we loved and not feel some regret about how…

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Your New Favourite Queer Indie Drama, The Greenhouse, Launches on Netflix Soon

Your New Favourite Queer Indie Drama, The Greenhouse, Launches on Netflix Soon

Press Releases Feb 7, 2022 3 min read
Articles australian film Drama LGBTIQA The Greenhouse

Award-winning Australian feature film THE GREENHOUSE, written and directed by Thomas Wilson-White, is set to premiere on Netflix on February 16 to coincide with Mardi Gras 2022. Described as a modern…

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Courtney Barnett Doco ANONYMOUS CLUB Theatrical Season Announced

Courtney Barnett Doco ANONYMOUS CLUB Theatrical Season Announced

Press Releases Feb 4, 2022 3 min read
Articles australian film Courtney Barnett documentary

ANONYMOUS CLUB, the feature documentary from Danny Cohen that pulls back the curtain on enigmatic singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett, will screen in cinemas across Australia from Thursday March 17. Th…

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Drive My Car (ドライブ・マイ・カー) Review - A Deeply Human-Centered Film That is Well Worth the Journey

Drive My Car (ドライブ・マイ・カー) Review - A Deeply Human-Centered Film That is Well Worth the Journey

David Nagle Feb 4, 2022 3 min read
Films Reviews Drama Drive My Car Haruki Murakami Japanese Cinema Review Ryusuke Hamaguchi

Available to Watch Here: Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. I have a sneaking suspicion that often many who write about film have a less than full u…

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Moonfall Review - Roland Emmerich Shoots for the Moon in Lofty Disasterpiece

Moonfall Review - Roland Emmerich Shoots for the Moon in Lofty Disasterpiece

Hagan Osborne Feb 4, 2022 2 min read
Films Reviews disaster Halle Berry John Bradley Moonfall Patrick Wilson Review Roland Emmerich Space

Available to Watch Here: Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The declared ‘Master of Disaster,’ Roland Emmerich is no stranger to extravagant tales o…

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Five Great Ida Lupino Films to Celebrate This Aquarian Icon's Birthday

Five Great Ida Lupino Films to Celebrate This Aquarian Icon's Birthday

Nisha-Anne Feb 4, 2022 14 min read
Films Reviews classic cinema Deep valley Drama Ida Lupino ladies in retirement outrage Review the man i love The young Lovers Thriller

There was an absolute and iron-clad system in the film capital in the 1940s and 1950s which, it seems to me, had its primary purpose to exclude females – Ida Lupino She wasn’t wrong. It’s hardly an e…

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Australians in Film Announce UNTAPPED 2022 - Applications Open for This Breakthrough Program That Fast Tracks Hollywood Careers

Australians in Film Announce UNTAPPED 2022 - Applications Open for This Breakthrough Program That Fast Tracks Hollywood Careers

Press Releases Feb 3, 2022 3 min read
Articles australian film Drama

Australians in Film and Screen Australia announced today the return of UNTAPPED, the breakthrough professional development program for undiscovered and historically excluded Australian writers and dir…

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