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Unhinged Review – Russell Crowe Leads A Brutal, Well-Acted Thriller, a Fitting Return to the Cinema

August 7, 2020

Powered by JustWatch Trigger warning: this review discusses aspects of domestic violence. Unhinged is the newest Russell Crowe feature, and one of the biggest films opening in sel...

The Man is SID 6.7: Russell Crowe Goes Dark Again

Travis Akbar

May 14, 2020

Reviews

Let’s be honest, Coronavirus has killed a lot of people, screwed the economy, and given a lot of people an unwanted and unaffordable holiday. In the scheme of things, not being able to go to the cinema isn’t a...

True History of the Kelly Gang Review – The War Between Ned Kelly the Man and Ned Kelly the Idea Writ Large

Travis Johnson

January 23, 2020

Reviews

Early on in the proceedings of Justin Kurzel’s iconoclastic take on Australia’s favourite outlaw legend, young Ned Kelly (Orlando Schwerdt) watches furtively as his mother, Ellen (Essie Davis doing a feral rif...

April’s Australian Revelations Screening is Proof

Andrew F Peirce

March 26, 2019

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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...

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Heaven’s Burning Review

Andrew F Peirce

January 14, 2019

Reviews

Heaven’s Burning is, like many 1990’s Quentin Tarantino wannabes, a derivative piece of crime fiction that struggles to punch through the façade of originality. Which is not to say that Craig Lahiff’s film doe...

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Boy Erased Review

Andrew F Peirce

November 8, 2018

Reviews

Watching Boy Erased in Australia is a curious affair. It’s written and directed by one of the great modern Aussie minds – Joel Edgerton (working with the production company he started with his brother, Nash, a...

Cloudy River to Premiere at Queer Screen's 27th Mardi Gras Film Festival

Celebrate World Wombat Day with new ‘Aussie-mation’ Combat Wombat

Mace Francis Orchestra Celebrates 15 Years with a Big Band Show in Perth

Aussie Comedy Hot Mess Picked up by Netflix

For the Sake of the Climate and Indigenous Culture: It’s Time for Australian Arts to Break Up with Mining

What’s Going on with the AACTA’s: Are Australia’s Academy Awards OK?

A Preview of the 64th BFI London Film Festival: Steve McQueen, Frances McDormand, and a Bit of Talking Heads

Double Trouble at Girls School Cinema with a Spielberg Double and More...

Grassroots Initiative to Tackle Loneliness and Help Local Businesses this Victorian Christmas

International Art Exhibition Come Silent Auction Gives Light to Refugees Affected by COVID-19

Australian Cinema in ISO Zoom Panel

Piper Doon – the Scotsman is Nae More

Revelation Film Festival WA Film Callout

Mojo’s Bar is Closed but With Your Help They Can Reopen When the Time is Right

Serenity Review

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Eight: African Apocalypse, Ultraviolence Reviews

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Seven: American Utopia, Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and Legendary Tapes Reviews

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Six: Another Round, Notturno

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Five: One Night in Miami, The Intruder Reviews

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Four: Wolfwalkers, Wildfire Reviews

64th BFI London Film Festival Diary – Day Three: Never Gonna Snow Again, Undine Reviews

Hugo Weaving Speaks From the Heart on Hearts and Bones

International Podcast Day 2020: It’s All About Filmmaking!

Roger Ward Interview – Aussie Film Icon from Turkey Shoot, The Faceless Man, Mad Max and More

The Pact Director Peter Blackburn on Theatre, Creativity in Lockdown, and Support

A Chat with Nathan Phillips – Blood Vessel, Acting in Australia, and Living with Yowies

The Pact: Closer Than You Think – Rose Flanagan Talks About the Phoenix-Like Webseries in the Midst of Covid

The Plastic House: Allison Chhorn’s Documentary is a Simple, Beautiful, Effective Ode to Change

Unhinged Review – Russell Crowe Leads A Brutal, Well-Acted Thriller, a Fitting Return to the Cinema

The Man is SID 6.7: Russell Crowe Goes Dark Again

True History of the Kelly Gang Review – The War Between Ned Kelly the Man and Ned Kelly the Idea Writ Large

April’s Australian Revelations Screening is Proof

Heaven’s Burning Review

Boy Erased Review

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