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Cultural and Gender Diverse Film 'Streets of Colour' Seeks Crowdfunding Support

Press Releases Dec 12, 2019 4 min read
Articles Australian drama australian film crowdfunding Ronnie S. Riskalla Streets of Colour unity Yolandi Franken

With news that the Australian government has taken away the Department for the Arts, it's left many Australian filmmakers and artists frustrated with the whole process. The press release below is…

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Black Christmas Review - A Forgettable 90-Minute Jump Scare Fest

Christopher John Dec 12, 2019 2 min read
Reviews Christmas horror Imogen Poots Lily Donoghue Review Sophia Takal

This is the second remake of the 1974 Canadian slasher movie Black Christmas, and seems to be a remake in name only. The first two Black Christmas’ were about evil degenerate people living in the atti…

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DocPlay Brings the Christmas Cheer a Little Early with an Extended Free Trial

Press Releases Dec 11, 2019 1 min read
Articles Docplay documentary MDFF Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

I know that the world of streaming is beyond overwhelming to look at. You've got your Netflixes mixed up in your Disney+'s, all the while Stan stares on as you load up Kanopy again. It's a…

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Jumanji: The Next Level Review - Same As Before, Not as Much Fun

Christopher John Dec 11, 2019 3 min read
Reviews Comedy Danny DeVito Danny Glover Dwayne Johnson Jake Kasdan Jumanji Karen Gillan Kevin Hart Review

Directed and co-written by Jake Kasdan, Jumanji: The Next Level stars Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black as the four video game characters that inhabit the world of Jumanji, poss…

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Creative Soul Management Launches Today - An Exciting New Talent Agency for Australia

Press Releases Dec 11, 2019 2 min read
Articles australian film Cooper Van Grootel Creative Soul Daisy Axon Galactic Baby Hallie McKeig Kate Lister Phoenix Raei Shannon Berry

When we sit down to watch a movie or a TV show, we see a complete piece of art. Yet, when we watch the latest episode of The Heights, or Mystery Road, or when we watch Judy & Punch in a cinema, we…

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The Addams Family Review - Fun Gags, but Ultimately Toothless

Christopher John Dec 10, 2019 1 min read
Reviews Animation charlize theron Finn Wolfhard Oscar Issac The Addams Family

Directed by Conrad Vernon & Greg Tiernan, The Addams Family stars Oscar Issac, Charlize Theron, Chloë Grace Moretz, Finn Wolfhard, and Nick Kroll as Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, and Uncle…

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The Good Liar Review - A Solid Surface Level Mystery

Christopher John Dec 9, 2019 2 min read
Reviews Drama Helen Mirren Ian McKellen Review The Good Liar

Directed by Bill Condon, The Good Liar stars Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren as Roy and Betty, two pensioners who meet on online dating. Secrets are being kept from one another, and the truth gets incre…

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Frozen II Review - A More Mature Film Than the First

Christopher John Dec 8, 2019 3 min read
Reviews Animation Chris Buck Frozen 2 Idina Menzel Jennifer Lee Josh Gad Kristen Bell

Directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee (also the sole screenwriter), Frozen II stars Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell as Elsa and Anna, returning three years after the events of Frozen a little older an…

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Wrinkles the Clown Review - A Glimpse into the Rise of a Petrifying Figure

Hagan Osborne Dec 8, 2019 2 min read
Reviews clowns documentary Filmink Presents Wrinkles the Clown

In 2014, the eerie surveillance footage of a demented looking clown known as Wrinkles appearing from beneath a sleeping child's bed had spread across the internet faster than you could say Bloody…

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Weary, Stale, Flat and Unprofitable? The State of Shakespeare Onscreen

BD Kooyman Dec 8, 2019 6 min read
Articles history Kenneth Branagh Ophelia Shakespeare The King William Shakespeare

Three feature films inspired by Shakespeare and his work - Kenneth Branagh’s All is True, Claire McCarthy’s Ophelia, and David Michôd’s The King - made fleeting theatrical appearances in Australian ar…

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Koko: A Red Dog Story Interview with Directors Aaron McCann and Dominic Pearce

Andrew F Peirce Dec 5, 2019
Interviews Podcasts australian film Dominic Pearce Interview Koko A Red Dog Story Red Dog

Prepare yourself for a bit of effusive praise. If you haven't already seen, I quite love Koko: A Red Dog Story, calling it a 'dogsterpiece' and naming it the second best Australian film of…

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Standing Up for Sunny Interviews - RJ Mitte & Philippa Northeast

Andrew F Peirce Dec 5, 2019
Interviews Podcasts australian film Philippa Northeast RJ Mitte Standing Up for Sunny Steve Vidler

Coming in at number nine on my Best Australian Films of 2019 list is Steve Vidler's Standing Up for Sunny. I was already fortunate enough to chat to Steve about making the film, and was triply for…

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