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Netflix and Nell: Is Perth a talent hotspot?

November 11, 2019

Rattlesnake is the new Netflix genre flick written and directed by Zak Hilditch, and with it, he teams up with Perth local Alexandra Nell, raising the question, is Perth Netflix’s new hotbed for talent? ...

The Irishman Review – Andrew Has a Blatantly Obvious Lightbulb Moment

Andrew F Peirce

November 7, 2019

Reviews

I’d long wondered what Martin Scorsese’s fascination with Italian-American gangsters was. Why had he dedicated so much of his career to telling the mostly true stories of some of the most violent, corrupt, hei...

American Son Review – Provocative, or too safe?

Travis Akbar

November 5, 2019

Reviews

American Son is a Broadway play that has made the transition to film, with only four characters, it stars Kerry Washington (Fantastic 4, Django Unchained), Steven Pasquale (Rescue Me, AVP: Requiem), Jeremy Jor...

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Review – Your New Food Show Addiction

Andrew F Peirce

October 30, 2019

Reviews

My new Netflix addiction is here. I was already addicted to David Chang’s Ugly Delicious, and I’m not ashamed to say that when I need something to kill the time, I rewatch that. I’ve gone through it countless ...

Dolemite Is My Name Review – An Effortlessly Cool Tour de Force With Heart

Jonathan Spiroff

October 28, 2019

Reviews

There are few comedic voices in entertainment, quite as prominent or long-revered as Eddie Murphy’s. Different generations have their own recollection of being introduced to the comedian, whether they were exp...

Netflix’s ‘The King’ to Release at The Backlot Perth

Guest Writer

October 9, 2019

Culture

Updated: Purchase tickets for The King at The Backlot Perth here: https://www.thebacklotstudios.com/perth/#netflix-theatrical-release The first of Netflix's award-contenders, David Michôd’s The King, will s...

Murder Mystery Review – Not a Cold Case Worth Reopening

Hagan Osborne

June 17, 2019

Reviews

Focusing on the individual within the relationship, Netflix's new comedy delivers not only a welcome progression of diversity on screen but exists as another ripple in the path that is the skipping stone of su...

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The Highwaymen Review – The True Story of the Cops that Got Bonnie & Clyde

Travis Akbar

April 11, 2019

Reviews

Netflix’s newest feature, The Highwaymen, tells the story of retired Texas Ranger’s Frank Hamer (Kevin Costner) and Maney Gault (Woody Harrelson) as they take on a special assignment to track down and finally ...

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Triple Frontier Review

Travis Akbar

March 20, 2019

Reviews

When you have the likes of Oscar Isaac, Ben Affleck, Garret Hedlund, Charlie Hunnam, and Pedro Pascal headlining a film you would expect nothing but the best but sadly, with Triple Frontier, you get nowhere ne...

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Close Review

Travis Akbar

February 7, 2019

Reviews

Netflix have a seemingly unending roll of original films and TV series releasing these days. Almost like whenever one of their content buyers goes to Costco they come back with a bulk pack of new shows or movi...

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Netflix and Nell: Is Perth a talent hotspot?

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Bishop. The Aboriginal X-Man and His Suitors

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Australian 2020 Oscars Contender Judas Collar Announces Ten-Day Online Release

Perth: Walk with Belinda to Parliament House on 6 August

Lauren Elliott Launches Galactic Baby

WA Made Film Festival Call Out for Submissions

Vic Park Summer Street Party Returns for 2019

Five Songs to Help You Out on Your Mental Health Journey

Flood the City – Extinction Rebellion WA: #xrfacesofrebellion Photo Art Project

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Vice Review

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

Doctor Sleep Review – A Perfect Blend of King, Kubrick, and the King of Modern Horror Mike Flanagan

Last Christmas Review – Hopefully the Last Christmas Movie

The Irishman Review – Andrew Has a Blatantly Obvious Lightbulb Moment

Happy Sad Man Review – The Most Important Film You’ll See This Year

American Son Review – Provocative, or too safe?

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

Ten Questions with David Black – Indie Horror, Short Films, and a Whole Bunch of Gore

An Interview with Dr Mace Francis – Perth International Jazz Festival and beyond

In Conversation with Kaye – Music, Studies and Life.

Ten Questions for Vanessa Gudgeon – Mermaids, Horror, and Hobo Sewer Slaughter

Eight Questions for Suburban Wildlife Filmmakers Imogen McCluskey and Béatrice Barbeau-Scurla

Dig Into International Podcast Day with These Brilliant Shows

Netflix and Nell: Is Perth a talent hotspot?

The Irishman Review – Andrew Has a Blatantly Obvious Lightbulb Moment

American Son Review – Provocative, or too safe?

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Review – Your New Food Show Addiction

Dolemite Is My Name Review – An Effortlessly Cool Tour de Force With Heart

Netflix’s ‘The King’ to Release at The Backlot Perth

Murder Mystery Review – Not a Cold Case Worth Reopening

The Highwaymen Review – The True Story of the Cops that Got Bonnie & Clyde

Triple Frontier Review

Close Review

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