Some Great Movies from 2021 (So Far)
I had this round-up of great movies from 2021 so far all lined up to be out by June 30. And then WA was hit with a snap lockdown again for the third time this year. Took all the energy out. I don’t t…
Finding Creativity Interview with Director Roger Ungers: Glass Blowing, Scratching the Creative Itch, and Finding a Creative Path Through Covid
We all have a creative entity within us, but how do we get to that path of creativity? In Roger Ungers documentary, Finding Creativity, he seeks to answer that question by interviewing various creativ…
Batoor: A Refugee Journey Interview with Photojournalist and Documentary Filmmaker Barat Ali Batoor
The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is always home to a plethora of great and varied documentaries from around the globe. This year, the festival will host the deep and moving documentary, Batoor:…
1941 Best Picture Nominee: Suspicion (Alfred Hitchcock) - Awards Don't Matter
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. We once again return to the world of Alfred Hitchcock's with the third of his Best Picture nominated films, Sus…
Mental as Everything Filmmaker Damon Smith Interview for the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival - Music, Lockdowns, and Mental Health
Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival kicks off its in-person in-cinema screenings on July 21st through to July 31st at the Cinema Nova. S…
1941 Best Picture Winner: How Green Was My Valley (John Ford) - Awards Don't Matter
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. We arrive at maybe the most notorious and contentious Best Picture winners... ever? John Ford's How Green Was M…
A Tale of Three Bonds: Diamonds are Forever (1971), For Your Eyes Only (1981), and Almost-Bond #17 (1991)
Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away, movies were supposed to be for everyone — made that way and seen that way — and were therefore social events that involved a diversified community. Some of…
Tove Review - An Intimate Character Study of a Fascinating Woman
Biographical films can be unwieldy beasts. If the subject is well known enough the audience has set expectations on what the film will cover and how it will achieve an authentic portrait of its subjec…
Scandinavian Film Festival Interview with Christof Wehmeier: Festival Manager from the Icelandic Film Centre
Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The Scandinavian Film Festival is fast approaching, and Andrew caught up with the Icelandic Film Centre's Festival Manager, Christof W…
Sharnya Yates Interview - Filmmaker Behind Transgender Short Film 'Choice' at the 2021 Revelation Film Festival
Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Perth's Revelation Film Festival has been partially delayed due to lockdowns, but that doesn't stop the films being talked about.…
Iconic Australian Film Chopper Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary With Exclusive August Cinema Re-Release
It’s Time To Get Reacquainted With Uncle Chop Chop! SCREENING IN 150+ CINEMAS ACROSS AUSTRALIA FROM AUGUST 26 STRICTLY LIMITED RUN – TWO WEEKS ONLY Mushroom Pictures and Pariah Productions are prou…
Neon Across the Ocean Review - A Quiet and Contemplative Glimpse into the Isolation of a Pandemic
As I’m sitting here writing this review, I stare out at a vacant suburban street. Australia is in the midst of yet another lockdown, trapping us in our homes, making us all the more aware of the sile…