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Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story Review

Andrew F Peirce Nov 8, 2018 4 min read
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The old myth of riding a kangaroo to school is shot dead in the dark of the night in the opening moments of Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story. Said kangaroo springs into the air as the bullet pierces its ne…

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Boy Erased Review

Andrew F Peirce Nov 8, 2018 6 min read
Reviews AACTA AACTA Awards australian film Joel Edgerton LGBTIQ LGBTIQ cinema Lucas Hedges Nicole Kimdan Review Russell Crowe

Watching Boy Erased in Australia is a curious affair. It’s written and directed by one of the great modern Aussie minds – Joel Edgerton (working with the production company he started with his brother…

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Samson & Delilah Review - Sadly Timeless

Travis Akbar Nov 8, 2018 4 min read
Reviews australian cinema australian film Indigenous Cinema Marissa Gibson Review Rowan McNamara Samson and Delilah Scott Thornton Warwick Thornton

Every now and then a film comes along that, for you, will never become irrelevant. The themes that it carries, the messages it sends, the honesty and compassion it expresses just align with what you f…

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The Nightingale - Adelaide Film Festival Review

Travis Akbar Nov 1, 2018 3 min read
Reviews Adelaide Film Festival australian cinema australian film Australian horror Damon Herriman Indigenous Cinema Jennifer Kent Michael Sheasby Radek Ladczuk Review Sam Claflin The Nightingale

In 2014 Jennifer Kent’s The Babadook was released. The ultra-creepy Australian film was her first feature and it was the highest of quality. The film won a host of awards as did the director. It’s a h…

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In Like Flynn Review

Travis Akbar Nov 1, 2018 2 min read
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In Like Flynn, the latest offering from iconic Australian director Russel Mulcahy is a bumpy ride. Mulcahy, whose credits include Razorback, Highlander, Resident Evil: Extinction, the underrated Give…

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Red Dead Redemption 2 and the Value of an Hour

Andrew F Peirce Nov 1, 2018 16 min read
Articles Destiny Django Unchained Fortnite game games Grand Theft Auto V Journey Quentin Tarantino Racism Red Dead Redemption Red Dead Redemption 2 RPG shooters Valiant Hearts video games work

Red Dead Redemption 2 is out in the world. It’s another mammoth video game from the minds at Rockstar studios (all 3000+of them), putting you right in the middle of 1890’s America. You use a controlle…

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Island of the Hungry Ghosts - Adelaide Film Festival Review

Andrew F Peirce Oct 31, 2018 5 min read
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Poh Lin Lee is a trauma counsellor who lives on Christmas Island with her family. Her job consists of assisting the asylum seekers who have been detained in the detention centre on the remote island.…

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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs - Adelaide Film Festival Review

Travis Akbar Oct 29, 2018 3 min read
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I don’t like Coen brothers’ films. I did not like Fargo, I hated The Big Lebowski (yea that’s right, I said it, dude), I was not a fan of O Brother, Where art Thou? The Ladykillers was a complete bore…

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Hotel Mumbai - Adelaide Film Festival Review

Travis Akbar Oct 29, 2018 2 min read
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In November of 2008, four terrorists entered the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai, India. They began to massacre everyone they came across. Without going into too much detail, the siege lasted over 60…

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Halloween (2018) Review

Andrew F Peirce Oct 24, 2018 6 min read
Films Reviews David Gordon Green Halloween horror Jamie Lee Curtis John Carpenter Judy Greer Michael Myers Review

Horror films are fantastic affairs - they force us to sit with our demons, and reconcile with the feeling of finding comfort and joy from being terrified. John Carpenter's original classic brought…

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Journey Review

Andrew F Peirce Oct 24, 2018 6 min read
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The visual and aural feast that is thatgamecompany's Journeyhas made its way to the Playstation 4, allowing a new group of players the opportunity to embody mute, cloaked jawas on their trek to th…

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Beautiful Boy Review

Andrew F Peirce Oct 23, 2018 4 min read
Reviews Academy Awards Drama Oscars Review Steve Carrell Timothée Chalamet

The film watching period between October and January is one that’s full with films that simply exist to earn their talent an Oscar nomination. These are films that roll along, exist in the public cons…

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