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In My Blood it Runs Review – An Important and Educational Documentary

Travis Akbar
September 10, 2019
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Back in August of 2019, Pauline Hanson decided she’d travel to the NT to climb Uluru, regardless of what Anangu people wanted. In a great form of irony, Hanson got stuck and had to be rescued, swiftly changing...

It All Started With a Stale Sandwich Review – A Grand Celebration of the Importance of Public Art

Andrew Peirce
August 8, 2019
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If you stand over a certain grate on a fairly innocuous concrete island in Times Square, New York City, you’ll experience something unique and memorable. This grate looks exactly like every other subway grate ...

City of Gold Review – The Welcome Arrogance of the Knowledgeable Critic

Andrew Peirce
July 23, 2019
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I first became aware of Jonathan Gold through film critics Dave White and Alonso Duralde on their podcast, Linoleum Knife. While they had discussed Gold on the show prior to his death in 2018, it was their dis...

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

Andrew Peirce
July 17, 2019
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A stretch of forest on the border of Lithuania and Russia stands naked and bare, the leaves of the trees have been seared off by the caustic shit that cascades down from the cormorants that call the forest hom...

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

Andrew Peirce
July 12, 2019
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Perth’s Revelation Film Festival has been host to some truly brilliant Aussie rockumentaries, with Mat de Koning’s kick ass Meal Tickets and Travis Beard’s raucous Rockabul both blasting the roof off Luna Leed...

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

Andrew Peirce
July 10, 2019
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Rolling on for another huge year of great content is Australia’s finest documentary film festival – the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. With a huge wealth of content and guests, with subjects stretching f...

Dog’s Best Friend Director Eryn Wilson Interview

Andrew Peirce
July 10, 2019
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Playing at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is the film, Dog's Best Friend, a feature about one man and his bid to help rehabilitate traumatised dogs. Director Eryn Wilson joins Andrew to discuss th...

Singled [Out] Review – What It’s Like Being Single and Thirty and a Woman Around the World

Andrew Peirce
July 4, 2019
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Cultural differences are an intriguing thing. In one country, you can download an app onto your phone to meet a potential soul mate, whereas in another country, you line up on a stage in a shopping mall and pr...

The AFL and Racism – Not a Goodes Story

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June 25, 2019
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There were many memorable moments in 1993. Shane Warne delivered the ‘ball of the century’. Yahoo Serious released Reckless Kelly. And on the 17th of April at Victoria Park, after he and Gilbert McAdam had bee...

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

Andrew Peirce
June 19, 2019
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Woodstock at Fifty: A Venue for the End of the World is director Aidan Prewitt's look back at one of the most famous, influential music festivals in the world - Woodstock. Aidan looks at the peaceful w...
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