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Andrew F Peirce·November 11, 2019·5 min read

Perspective Shift Review – A Joyous Look at the Path to Inclusion

There’s a point in the first episode of Perspective Shift that equally broke my heart and frustrated me. Daniel Monks,...

Andrew F Peirce·June 18, 2018·1 min read

Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Brothers’ Nest, Clayton Jacobson Interview, Disability in Films, Srey Channthy, Refugee Week – Not A Knife

It’s another bumper episode of Not A Knife this week. A review of Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, a review of Brothers’ Nest, an interview...

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Josh Margolin’s THELMA is a marvellous, witty, smart, and wholeheartedly charming affair. A sublime mixture of comedy and affection for

Thelma is a Hilarious, Charming, and Huge-Hearted Triumph

"What would Tom Cruise do?" Nadine Whitney reviews Josh Margolin's THELMA for The Curb.

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LAST SUMMER is an indictment of bourgeois morality and respectability in keeping with Catherine Breillat’s sensibilities. Starring Léa Druker and

With Last Summer, Catherine Breillat Once Again Provokes Ideas of Hypocrisy and Morality - The Curb

Last Summer screens at the Melbourne International Film Festival on August 11, 13, and 19. Director, author, and provocateur Catherine Breillat returns to the screen after a near ten-year hiatus with Last Summer (L’été dernier), an interpretation of the Danish film, Queen of Hearts (Dronningen) ...

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KNEECAP is fecking fantastic and searingly smart. It certainly should come with a warning of “Do Not Try This at

Kneecap is the Craic – It’s Brave, Bold, Ridiculous, and Relentless - The Curb

“Every word of Irish spoken is a bullet fired for freedom.” Fuck up it is! Rich Peppiatt’s hyper-kinetic Kneecap is A Hard Day’s Night for the North of Ireland and the hip hop generation. A little bit true and a lot untrue version of the formation of the Irish language hip hop West Belfast t...

Thelma is a Hilarious, Charming, and Huge-Hearted Triumph

Cottontail Makes for Touching but Fleeting Family Drama

Kneecap is the Craic – It’s Brave, Bold, Ridiculous, and Relentless

Starring Jerry As Himself Subject Jerry Hsu on the Troubles of Being Recruited as an Undercover Agent

Mike Cheslik and Co Explain Why Hundreds of Beavers is the Mad Must See Indie Event of the Year

MIFF Interview: Joseph Nizeti Invites Us Into the World of Fungi: Web of Life

When the school run turns deadly: darkly comic Aussiethriller ‘Buried’ to premiereon YouTube this September

2024 Melbourne International Film Festival Comes to an End

Queer Screen & Screen Australia’s Gender Matters Taskforce Announce Partnership for Queer Screen Pitch Off!

Disability in Films

Perspective Shift Review – A Joyous Look at the Path to Inclusion

Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Brothers’ Nest, Clayton Jacobson Interview, Disability in Films, Srey Channthy, Refugee Week – Not A Knife

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