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Alick and Albert Review - A Royal Relationship Inspires Global Change Through Artwork

Alick and Albert Review - A Royal Relationship Inspires Global Change Through Artwork

Andrew F Peirce May 24, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews australian film documentary Review Trish Lake

Consider a message in a bottle. There's something romantic about a message in a bottle – written to communicate with a stranger in a far-off land, sealed with the hope of connection, and tossed i…

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We Were Once Kids Review - Eddie Martin's Powerful Documentary Will Make You Reevaluate Larry Clark

We Were Once Kids Review - Eddie Martin's Powerful Documentary Will Make You Reevaluate Larry Clark

Nadine Whitney May 24, 2023 3 min read
Films Reviews australian film documentary Eddie Martin Kids Larry Clark Review

This review contains mention of mental health issues, suicide, sexual assault, and drug use. In 1996 the controversial film Kids directed by Larry Clark and scripted by Harmony Korine burst into cine…

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The Thief Collector Review - An Interesting Tale Stretched Across Ninety Minutes

The Thief Collector Review - An Interesting Tale Stretched Across Ninety Minutes

Branden Zavaleta May 23, 2023 2 min read
Films Reviews documentary Glenn Howerton Review Sarah Minnich the Thief Collector

This review contains slight spoilers. Over the year, there have been a handful of interesting art crime documentaries: Orson Welles’ excellent mindbender, F for Fake; the unexpected psychosexual dram…

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Fast X Review - A Little Mindless Family Fun

Fast X Review - A Little Mindless Family Fun

Branden Zavaleta May 23, 2023 2 min read
Films Reviews Drama Fast and Furious Jason Momoa Jordana Brewster michelle rodriguez Review Vin Diesel

Hearing Vin Diesel's low roar of a voice, you almost wonder if that deep-rock drawl alone made Fast & Furious into a 6 billion dollar franchise. But Vin Diesel doesn’t do a lot of talking in t…

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Bank of Dave Review - Sits in the Sweet Spot of Comedy and Drama With a Whole Lot of Community Spirit

Bank of Dave Review - Sits in the Sweet Spot of Comedy and Drama With a Whole Lot of Community Spirit

Nadine Whitney May 22, 2023 3 min read
Films Reviews Comedy Drama Joel Fry Phoebe Dynevor Review Rory Kinnear

In Australian Cinemas on June 1. When one sees the title card “Based on a True(ish) Story” and brought to the screen by the creative team behind Fisherman’s Friends there isn’t much doubt what kind o…

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Trained to See: Three Women and The War (Drei Frauen und der Krieg) Review - A Vital Film That Puts Women's War Reporting Back on the Record

Trained to See: Three Women and The War (Drei Frauen und der Krieg) Review - A Vital Film That Puts Women's War Reporting Back on the Record

Nadine Whitney May 22, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews Castlemaine Documentary Festival documentary Review Trained to See WW2

Trained to See will be screening at the Castlemaine Documentary Festival on Saturday 17 June 2023. Tickets are available here. There are many iconic photographs from WWII, from the patriotic to the w…

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Fast X Review - An Exhausting Ride From a Franchise That Refuses to Die

Fast X Review - An Exhausting Ride From a Franchise That Refuses to Die

Nadine Whitney May 18, 2023 4 min read
Films Reviews Fast and Furious Fast X Jason Momoa Jordana Brewster Louis Leterrier michelle rodriguez Review Vin Diesel

Once upon a time there was a little film released in 2001 titled The Fast and the Furious which was essentially a riff on Point Break with street racing, not surfing, and small heists of consumer elec…

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Trained to See: Three Women and The War (Drei Frauen und der Krieg) Review

Trained to See: Three Women and The War (Drei Frauen und der Krieg) Review

Nadine Whitney May 17, 2023 5 min read
Films Reviews Castlemaine Documentary Festival documentary Luzia Schmid Review Trained to See WW2

Trained to See will be screening at the Castlemaine Documentary Festival on Saturday 17 June 2023. Tickets are available here. There are many iconic photographs from WWII, from the patriotic to the w…

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Marlowe Review – Neil Jordan’s Philip Marlowe Would Have Raymond Chandler Spinning in His Grave

Marlowe Review – Neil Jordan’s Philip Marlowe Would Have Raymond Chandler Spinning in His Grave

Nadine Whitney May 17, 2023 4 min read
Films Reviews Diane Kruger Drama Jessica Lange Liam Neeson mystery Neil Jordan Review

Philip Marlowes are a little like Tom Ripleys in that several actors have played the part and although there are fan favourites (Humphrey Bogart, Robert Mitchum, Elliot Gould for Marlowe and Matt Damo…

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Shirley Barrett, Tony Ayres And Dot West Receive Aftrs Honorary Degrees

Shirley Barrett, Tony Ayres And Dot West Receive Aftrs Honorary Degrees

Press Releases May 16, 2023 6 min read
Articles australian film

PRESS RELEASE Leading First Nations media executive Dot West, OAM, acclaimed director, the late Shirley Barrett, and award-winning showrunner, writer and director Tony Ayres have been conferred honor…

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The Narrow Bridge Director Ester Takac Talks About Documenting Immense Bravery in This Interview

The Narrow Bridge Director Ester Takac Talks About Documenting Immense Bravery in This Interview

Nadine Whitney May 15, 2023 8 min read
Interviews australian film documentary Interview The Narrow Bridge

Note that this interview contains mentions of extreme violence and trauma. Australian director Esther Takac’s profoundly humanist documentary The Narrow Bridge brings together people who have lost lo…

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Till the End of the Night (Bis ans Ende der Nacht) Review – A Murky Thriller With Barely a Thrill in Sight

Till the End of the Night (Bis ans Ende der Nacht) Review – A Murky Thriller With Barely a Thrill in Sight

Kahn Duncan May 15, 2023 3 min read
Films Reviews Drama German Film Festival Review Thea Ehre Timocin Ziegler

Thea Ehre is a force to be reckoned with. Having won the Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance at the 2023 Berlinale, it seems unanimously agreed upon that Till the End of the Night (Bis ans End…

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