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Bernard's Dream Director Mayeta Clark Interview - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Bernard's Dream Director Mayeta Clark Interview - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Travis Akbar Jul 6, 2020 3 min read
Interviews documentary Interview Melbourne Documentary Film Festival short film Tiwi Islands

Last year I interviewed Miranda Taspsell before going on to catch the Top End Wedding for a second time at the Adelaide Film Festival. The film was great, but one performance in particular stuck with…

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Firesticks Co-Director Clare Richardson Interview - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Firesticks Co-Director Clare Richardson Interview - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Travis Akbar Jul 6, 2020 4 min read
Interviews firesticks Melbourne Documentary Film Festival Q and A Q&A Victor steffenson

In early 2020, when Australia was in the midst of some of the most horrific fires it has ever seen, the ABC’s Q&A, doing what Q&A does, took advantage of the situation and lined up a panel of…

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What Goes Around - Extremely Low Budget, but Effective

What Goes Around - Extremely Low Budget, but Effective

Travis Akbar Jul 6, 2020 2 min read
Films Reviews

Powered by JustWatch What Goes Around is a very low budget slasher film that succeeds where many fail – having a decent story. It doesn’t rely on some weak supernatural curse or some cataclysmic…

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600 Bottles of Wine Review - Grace Rouvray is a Comedic Mastermind

600 Bottles of Wine Review - Grace Rouvray is a Comedic Mastermind

Andrew F Peirce Jul 2, 2020 4 min read
Reviews Comedy Grace Rouvray Netflix Review TV Comedy

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…

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Romantic Road Review - A Nice Film About a Rolls Royce, India, and the Grey's

Romantic Road Review - A Nice Film About a Rolls Royce, India, and the Grey's

Andrew F Peirce Jul 2, 2020 6 min read
Reviews colonialism documentary Driving imperialism India Jan Grey Review Rolls Royce Romantic Road Rupert Grey

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…

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WA Documentary, The Fathering Project, Looks at Single Dads Joining Together to Break the Cycle of Negative Parenting

Press Releases Jul 2, 2020 2 min read
Articles documentary short film the fathering project WA documentary

In Armadale, a community of single dads are banding together to break the cycle of negative parenting, in heart-wrenching WA documentary, The Fathering Project, set to premiere on Compass on ABC1 at 6…

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From Audio Guide to Miro - Why Short Films Deserve the Spotlight Right Now

Andrew F Peirce Jul 1, 2020 8 min read
Articles Lost and Found Miro Revelation Film Festival Short Films st Kilda Film Festival

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…

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D'Art Review -  Just Like the Goggomobil Dart: Something Quite Surprising and Joy Filled

D'Art Review - Just Like the Goggomobil Dart: Something Quite Surprising and Joy Filled

Nadine Whitney Jul 1, 2020 7 min read
Films Reviews australian documentary Articles Dart Goggomobil Melbourne Documentary Film Festival Review Robert Clinch

What can an audience expect from a documentary about an art project that began with two old mates, one a painter and the other an eccentric collector, discussing what it would be like to paint a rare…

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Forman vs. Forman Review - A Fascinating Excursion Through the Life and Mind of One of the Great Filmmakers

Forman vs. Forman Review - A Fascinating Excursion Through the Life and Mind of One of the Great Filmmakers

Nadine Whitney Jul 1, 2020 8 min read
Films Reviews documentary filmmaking Forman Vs Forman Melbourne Documentary Film Festival Milos Forman Oscars Review

With the documentary Forman vs. Forman, writer and director Helena Treštikova has created an intimate and philosophical portrait of the multi award winning Czech/American director Milos Forman. Buildi…

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Cameras Roll on This Little Love of Mine in Far North Queensland

Press Releases Jun 30, 2020 2 min read
Articles australian cinema Christine Luby Georgia Harrison Kelly Son Hing Rip Tide Steve Jaggi This Little Love of Mine

Production on romantic feature film This Little Love of Mine has kicked off this week in Cairns, Far North Queensland. The filmsees Australian actors Saskia Hampele (The Heights) and Liam McIntyre (Sp…

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Ocean to Sky Review - The Story of a Lifetime

Travis Akbar Jun 30, 2020 2 min read
Reviews hillary ocean sky

Ocean to Sky is a feature length documentary that recounts the experiences of New Zealand’s Edmund Hillary and his friends as they embark on an expedition up the entire length of India’s sacred river…

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The Booksellers Review – An Absolute Delight for Those Who Know the Power of a Book

Andrew F Peirce Jun 29, 2020 6 min read
Films Reviews Articles documentary Fran Lebowitz New York

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…

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