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Restore Point is a Czech Philip K. Dick Styled Future Tech Thriller That Convinces in Its World Building and Philosophical Quandaries

Restore Point is a Czech Philip K. Dick Styled Future Tech Thriller That Convinces in Its World Building and Philosophical Quandaries

Nadine Whitney Jul 27, 2023 4 min read
Films Reviews Fantasia Film Festival Frankenstein horror Restore Point Review Thriller

Robert Hloz’s debut feature Restore Point (Bod Obnovy) which premiered at Karlovy Vary is the first science fiction film made in the Czech Republic for near forty years. Although it wears its Philip K…

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Screen Warriors Program Scores Funding Boost With Screen Australia Grant

Press Releases Jul 27, 2023 2 min read
Articles australian film Veterans Film Festival

PRESS RELEASE Announced today, the ground-breaking new program ‘Screen Warriors’, inaugurated this year by the Veterans Film Festival (VFF) in partnership with the Australian Film Television and Radi…

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SBS On Demand’s Homegrown Cinema Collection Celebrates the Best Australian Films

SBS On Demand’s Homegrown Cinema Collection Celebrates the Best Australian Films

Press Releases Jul 27, 2023 4 min read
Articles australian film Home Song Stories Hot Mess Hounds of Love Lantana Road Games Samson and Delilah Top End Wedding

PRESS RELEASE The best of Australian cinema is available to stream free now on SBS On Demand, with over 50 titles to explore. SBS World Movies will also air a selection of homegrown classics in Homeg…

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Talk to Me Directors Michael and Danny Philippou Chat About This Effed Up Flick, Working with Miranda Otto, and Aussie Horror

Talk to Me Directors Michael and Danny Philippou Chat About This Effed Up Flick, Working with Miranda Otto, and Aussie Horror

Andrew F Peirce Jul 26, 2023 1 min read
Interviews Podcasts australian film Danny Philippou horror Interview Michael Philippou Miranda Otto Talk to Me

The Curb is proudly part of the Auscast Network. Subscribe via RSS feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio or Google Podcasts. Direct download of this episode is available via this link. On this…

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Hundreds of Beavers is Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before or Will Ever See Again

Hundreds of Beavers is Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before or Will Ever See Again

Nadine Whitney Jul 24, 2023 3 min read
Films Reviews Comedy Fantasia Film Festival horror Hundreds of Beavers Review

Lake Michigan Monster in 2018 by Mike Cheslik and Ryland Brickson Cole Tews was a lo-fi indie comedy homage to all things nautical and creature features. Reuniting once again for Hundreds of Beavers t…

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Let the River Flow (Ellos Eatnu – La Elva Leve) Review - A Vibrant, Thoughtful Song of the Sámi

Let the River Flow (Ellos Eatnu – La Elva Leve) Review - A Vibrant, Thoughtful Song of the Sámi

Branden Zavaleta Jul 22, 2023 2 min read
Films Reviews Drama Let the River Flow Review Scandinavian Film Festival

The Sámi people have long lived in the Sápmi region, which includes the northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and parts of Russia. Until recently, they have farmed reindeer, and fished for their…

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Manifesto Review – A Horrifying and Soul-Shaking Documentary that Disrupts the Normalcy of Daily Violence in the World

Manifesto Review – A Horrifying and Soul-Shaking Documentary that Disrupts the Normalcy of Daily Violence in the World

Andrew F Peirce Jul 20, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews documentary Drama Manifesto Revelation Film Festival Review Russia

This review contains discussion of school shootings, suicide, abuse, and other traumatic events. The opening of Angie Vinchito’s devastating documentary Manifesto presents white clouds rolling across…

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Oppenheimer Review - Cillian Murphy Gives the Performance of His Life in Christopher Nolan’s Best and Most Political Work to Date

Oppenheimer Review - Cillian Murphy Gives the Performance of His Life in Christopher Nolan’s Best and Most Political Work to Date

Nadine Whitney Jul 20, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews Christopher Nolan Cillian Murphy Drama horror Oppenheimer Review

Who was J. Robert Oppenheimer? According to the history books he was either a saviour or a devil, and of course with his involvement in the development of the Atomic bomb he was certainly the embodime…

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Barbie Review - Fabulous, Frothy, Feminist, and Wonderfully Self-Aware

Barbie Review - Fabulous, Frothy, Feminist, and Wonderfully Self-Aware

Nadine Whitney Jul 19, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews Comedy Greta Gerwig Issa Rae Kate McKinnon Margot Robbie Mattel Review Ryan Gosling Simu Liu Will Ferrell

When the news that Greta Gerwig was going to co-write and direct a movie based on Barbie the collective response appeared to be a baffled “What?” (Whereas the news that Margot Robbie would be playing…

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Shortcomings Review – Randall Park’s Contemporary Comedy is Magnificently Funny

Shortcomings Review – Randall Park’s Contemporary Comedy is Magnificently Funny

Nadine Whitney Jul 17, 2023 6 min read
Films Reviews Comedy Drama Justin H. Min Randall Park Review Sherry Cola Shortcomings

We are all imperfect beings. We all have our negative peccadillos, our bad days, our petty resentments, our self-doubt, our pretentions. In Randall Park’s Shortcomings based on Adrian Tomie’s graphic…

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Munch Review - An Ambitious Experiment That Gives A Disjointed Portrait of The Artist

Munch Review - An Ambitious Experiment That Gives A Disjointed Portrait of The Artist

Nadine Whitney Jul 14, 2023 4 min read
Films Reviews Drama Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken Munch Review Scandinavian Film Festival

To an extent every biopic is a work of imaginative fiction. What the director and writer choose to include and exclude, the primary focus on the subject, the details that are exaggerated or in part fa…

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Talk to Me Review – A Bone-Crunching, Ferocious Horror Film with Gore Aplenty

Talk to Me Review – A Bone-Crunching, Ferocious Horror Film with Gore Aplenty

Nadine Whitney Jul 14, 2023 4 min read
Films Reviews australian film Danny Philippou horror Joe Bird Michael Philippou Miranda Otto Review Sophie Wilde Talk to Me

The set-up is familiar; a group of teens start messing around with an occult object and bad things begin to happen. Despite this being the premise of dozens of possession horror films, Danny and Micha…

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