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Digby Houghton·November 10, 2021·2 min read

When the Camera Stopped Rolling Review – An Important Reminder of the work of Lilias Fraser, a Trailblazing Aussie Cinematographer

Lilias Fraser isn’t the household name you would think she would have earned after watching Jane Castle’s recent documentary, When... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·July 31, 2021·17 min read

AUSgust: Celebrate The Fourth Australian Film Month

Welcome to the fourth anniversary of AUSgust: the month dedicated to celebrating all things Australian cinema! We here at The... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·November 27, 2020·15 min read

The 2020 AACTA Award Predictions: A Babyteeth Sweep is On the Cards

We’re going to have to get used to the obligatory mention of the current pandemic when it comes to articles... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·October 7, 2020·11 min read

What’s Going on with the AACTA’s: Are Australia’s Academy Awards OK?

The 2020 AACTA awards are coming in hot, with a Covid-afflicted ceremony to be held in November, replete with staggered... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·November 24, 2019·8 min read

Ride Like a Girl Review – A Misguided Slice of Racing Industry Propaganda

Rachel Griffiths directorial debut, Ride Like a Girl, will end up as being the highest grossing (domestic) Australian film of... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·August 29, 2021·6 min read

Strong Female Lead Review – A Horrifying Slice of Misogynistic Australia and Its Eternal Lifeforce in Politics

Documentaries are often made in the editing room, where the point of view and directorial intentions are honed, finessed and... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·March 17, 2021·16 min read

Unsound Director Ian Watson Talks Diversity, Representation, and the Need for Consultants on Set

Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The new Australian drama, Unsound, has arrived with a well-earned accolade... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·October 16, 2020·2 min read

Aussie Comedy Hot Mess Picked up by Netflix

We’re a little late in posting this truly excellent press release, but better late than never! Fresh off its AACTA... Read More
Nadine Whitney·May 25, 2020·5 min read

The Daughter Review – A Powerful and Atmospheric Film that Lingers and Disturbs

The Daughter is an exquisite rendering of Henrik Ibsen’s The Wild Duck set in a small logging community in rural... Read More
Andrew F Peirce·November 24, 2019·11 min read

Judy & Punch Review – A Proudly Feminist Film About Insidious Violence

British journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy became one of the most ridiculed interviewers of the decade when he pushed director Quentin Tarantino... Read More
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