Broker 브로커 Review – Perth Film Festival
There’s an instant familiarity with Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda’s South Korean drama Broker that creates a supremely comfortable affair. Broker sees Kore-eda working with regular themes that…
<strong>LADbible Australia puts Aussie stories in the spotlight with the launch of three new original docuseries</strong>
PRESS RELEASE LADbible Australia is launching three new Australia-focused and locally-produced original series. Off the back of its award-winning docuseries and campaign UNHEARD tackling racial injus…
Shekhar Kapur Talks About Emotion, Cate Blanchett, and Finding Out What’s Love Got To Do With It?
Indian-British director Shekhar Kapur has been involved in the film industry since the early 1980s. Originally an actor, he made his first feature Masoom in 1983 but it was his 1994 biographical film…
Infinity Pool Review – An Imperfect Experiment in Extreme Cinema
Infinity Pool arrives in Australian cinemas on May 11th 2023. In Infinity Pool, Brandon Cronenberg’s third feature film, the idea of boundaries becomes both meaningful and meaningless. The film itsel…
Cassandro Review – An Ode to Embracing One’s Authentic Self
Award-winning documentarian Roger Ross Williams’ narrative feature debut Cassandro is an ode to embracing one’s authentic self. Based on the life of Saúl Armendáriz an American-born Mexican luchador (…
TÁR Review – A Complex and Challenging Character Study
Who is Lydia Tár? Its’ now somewhat a joke that people tried to find Lydia Tár on google after seeing the film, but it is a question at is at the centre of Todd Field’s extraordinary work. Is she real…
Talk to Me Review - A New Benchmark for Horror Films
A pulsing party spills into the street as a man pushes through the crowd, calling out for his brother. Making his way into the house, he follows the angry directions of partygoers who voice an unsympa…
birth/rebirth Review – Sundance Film Festival
Director Laura Moss’ modern gothic birth/rebirth begins with a woman going through a difficult and ultimately fatal delivery of a baby. In the background she hears a doctor say, “I think we can save t…
Run Rabbit Run Review - Sundance Film Festival
Mystery narratives are difficult beasts to wrangle onto film. The writer and director must stay one step ahead of the audience, working to ensure that essential information is revealed at the right ti…
The Overthrow Writer and Director Phoebe Wolfe Talks Flickerfest and Filming at Parliament House in This Interview
The Curb is proudly part of the Auscast Network. Subscribe via RSS feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio or Google Podcasts. Filmmaker Phoebe Wolfe's short film The Overthrow tells the stor…
Kim's Video Review - Sundance Film Festival
This review contains spoilers. On January 17th, I visited one of the last remaining Sanity stores in Perth to scour their shelves for bargain prices as the clocked ticked over to the nationwide closu…
Polite Society Review - Sundance Film Festival
Writer and director Nida Manzoor broke out with her hit television show We Are Lady Parts that followed a bunch of British Muslim girls who formed a punk band. Manzoor’s debut feature Polite Society c…