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Romantic Road Review – A Nice Film About a Rolls Royce, India, and the Grey’s

Andrew F Peirce
July 2, 2020
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Respect the white man, you suck up to him Ankur Vikal So goes a line from actor Ankur Vikal midway through Romantic Road, one that carries as much weight and importance as any other uttered in the film.&nbs...

WA Documentary, The Fathering Project, Looks at Single Dads Joining Together to Break the Cycle of Negative Parenting

Andrew F Peirce
July 2, 2020
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In Armadale, a community of single dads are banding together to break the cycle of negative parenting, in heart-wrenching WA documentary, The Fathering Project, set to premiere on Compass on ABC1 at 6.30pm on ...

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Nadine Whitney
July 1, 2020
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With the documentary Forman vs. Forman, writer and director Helena Treštikova has created an intimate and philosophical portrait of the multi award winning Czech/American director Milos Forman. Building layer ...

Five Films You Can’t Miss at the 2020 Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Andrew F Peirce
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Each year the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival rolls around, a new slate of top tier documentaries rolls into my view, and as such, a wealth of stories that I never knew existed opens up in front of me. Usu...

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Andrew F Peirce
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Way back when, there was a book store in North Perth that, upon entry, felt like collapsing into a world of paper, dust, and leather. Books Etc contained shelves upon shelves of books, each one buckling under ...

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Depictions of people with disabilities in films are often troubled with a predilection for filmmakers to craft their stories in a manner that will result in their stories serving as what is known as inspiratio...

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March 13, 2020
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The Aussie hip-hop scene wouldn't be what it is without the presence of one man: Hunter. Helping establish the Perth rap scene, Hunter was a part of the MC collective known as Syllabolix (SBX), a group that...

Shakedown Review – A Welcome Journey Into an Underrepresented Part of the LGBTIQA+ Community

Andrew F Peirce
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It doesn’t take long for Shakedown, Leilah Weinraub’s documentary about the LA lesbian dance scene in the 90’s and 00’s, to remind viewers how heavily gendered LGBTIQ+ mainstream documentaries are towards the ...

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Great documentaries are few and far between. Unlike narrative features, there contains a certain lack of control.  After all, real life does not adhere to a three-act structure, reshoots, or rewrites. So, the ...

In My Blood It Runs Interview with Director Maya Newell

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March 8, 2020
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Andrew caught up with documentary filmmaker Maya Newell to discuss her new film, In My Blood it Runs. This is the powerful feature about 0-yr-old Arrernte Aboriginal boy Dujuan as he grows up Alice Sp...
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