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Acute Misfortune Review – Dark, Entrancing Times at Wentworth Falls

May 22, 2019

Acute Misfortune chronicles a period of time, where Archibald Prize Winning Artist Adam Cullen’s life was shadowed by aspiring journalist Erik Jensen who was invited in 2008 to live with Cullen and write his b...

Don’s Party Review – Labor Loss Through the Ages

Travis Johnson

May 22, 2019

Reviews

Originally the plan was to write about Don’s Party before the federal election on the weekend. That didn’t pan out. Perhaps subconsciously I knew that writing about it after the numbers were in would be more p...

Acute Misfortune Director Thomas M Wright Interview

Travis Akbar

May 19, 2019

Banter

Acute Misfortune is the feature debut from actor Thomas M Wright. This is a film that follows the life of Archibald Prize winning artist Adam Cullen and his time with journalist Erik Jensen. Travis Akbar m...

May’s Australian Revelations Screening is Pawno

Andrew Peirce

May 8, 2019

Unity

Let's not mince words here - Pawno is one of the genuinely great modern Australian films. An instant classic, with superb writing and acting from one of the best talents Australia was ever lucky to witness - D...

Celia Review

Travis Johnson

May 5, 2019

Reviews

Released in 1989, filmmaker Ann Turner’s debut feature Celia is another entry into the “fantastical coming of age” subgenre, which includes the baroque, playful fantasy of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth (1986), the bl...

Top End Wedding Miranda Tapsell and Gwilym Lee Interview

Travis Akbar

April 30, 2019

Banter

Easily one of the biggest Australian films of the year is here - Top End Wedding. We're pretty excited for it here at The Curb, with Travis Akbar giving it a glowing review here. Travis was lucky enough to...

Luna Cinemas are Bringing Aussie Glory to the Screen with Q&A Sessions

Andrew Peirce

April 2, 2019

Culture

In what is going to be a stacked next few months, Luna Palace Cinemas Leederville will be hosting a series of Q&A sessions for a whole bunch of great Australian films. Now, there's already a bunch of great...

The Me and My Left Brain Trailer is Here and You Need to Watch It

Andrew Peirce

March 26, 2019

Culture

One of the more charming films to come out of Australia recently is Alex Lykos' Me and My Left Brain. I reviewed it last year when the film was available via AACTA TV, but with the premiere is rolling along, a...

April’s Australian Revelations Screening is Proof

Andrew Peirce

March 26, 2019

Unity

After kicking off the 2019 Australian Revelations screenings with The Pretend One, Perth's Revelation Film Festival is bringing another heavy hitter for April's screening: Jocelyn Moorhouse's Proof. Wid...

The Pretend One Opens the 2019 Australian Revelations Lineup

Andrew Peirce

March 8, 2019

Unity

The year is in full swing, and with a new year means a new line up of Australian Revelations films. The first flick on the pile is one of the best Australian films of 2018, The Pretend One. Matt Eeles from Cin...

In Which Andrew Tells... How to Create Equality in Cinema.

The Early Bird catches the best tickets at CinefestOZ

This is Not a Holiday: Sexual Violence in Cinema

Tackling Casual Classism: the Last Allowable Prejudice

2019 Revelation Film Festival Picks

Ivan Sen and Jennifer Kent are Invited to Join the Oscars Academy, but at What Price?

The AFL and Racism – Not a Goodes Story

Celebrate the Oscars with Perth's Revelation Film Festival

The Australian Dream Perth Premiere Screening Fundraiser on August 12th

Wishing for a Chance: Social Enterprise Seeks Help to Finish Ethiopian Genie Comedy Series

The Ten Films You Must See at the 2019 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Win Tickets to ANNABELLE COMES HOME!

Win Tickets to See ROCKETMAN!

May’s Australian Revelations Screening is Pawno

Submergence Review

Booksmart Review – One Heck of a Joyous Comedy

The Ouroboros of Human Destruction: Acid Forest, Aquarela, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch Review

Devil’s Ballast Book Review – a Thrilling Tale of the Pirate Life of Anne Bonny by Meg Caddy

Maybe It’s Luck? Review – An Essential Time Capsule About Frenetic Perth Punk Rock

Savage Youth Review – Brilliant and Timely Takedown of Toxic White Men

I Go Further Under Review – Desirable Isolation in Remote Lands

Jirga Director Benjamin Gilmour and Actor Sam Smith Interview - The Last New Wave

Homefront Filmmakers Michael Wilkins and Amanda Gibson Interview

Waiting: The Van Duren Story Director Wade Jackson Interview

Dog’s Best Friend Director Eryn Wilson Interview

Bill Condon Talks About Directing Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren in The Good Liar

Woodstock At Fifty: A Venue For The End Of The World Director Aidan Prewitt Interview

Residue Short Film Director Kori Reay-Mackey and Producer Dan Thom Interview

Acute Misfortune Review – Dark, Entrancing Times at Wentworth Falls

Don’s Party Review – Labor Loss Through the Ages

Acute Misfortune Director Thomas M Wright Interview

May’s Australian Revelations Screening is Pawno

Celia Review

Top End Wedding Miranda Tapsell and Gwilym Lee Interview

Luna Cinemas are Bringing Aussie Glory to the Screen with Q&A Sessions

The Me and My Left Brain Trailer is Here and You Need to Watch It

April’s Australian Revelations Screening is Proof

The Pretend One Opens the 2019 Australian Revelations Lineup

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