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Nine Questions with Le Miroir Director Leila Murton Poole – Luck, Creativity, and the Power of Collaboration

Andrew F Peirce
August 1, 2020
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Le Miroir is a visual delight of a short film, one that shows a talented director on the rise. In celebration of the news that Le Miroir will be screening at Western Australia's grand Cinefest Oz festival, we ...

New WA Smartphone Filmmaking Competition Encourages Filmmakers To Get Back Behind the Camera

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July 13, 2020
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The WA Made Film Festival has partnered with Buy West Eat Best to offer WA filmmakers and residents an opportunity to scratch their creative itch by making a short film using their smartphones. ...

8 Short Docs not to be missed – Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

Travis Akbar
July 7, 2020
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The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is afoot, and there are plenty of films to watch, from 5 minutes to feature length. It’s hard to know what to choose so I did some choosing for you. I’ve crafted a list ...

Bernard’s Dream Director Mayeta Clark Interview – Melbourne Documentary Film Festival

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July 6, 2020
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Last year I interviewed Miranda Taspsell before going on to catch the Top End Wedding for a second time at the Adelaide Film Festival. The film was great, but one performance in particular stuck with me. It wa...

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 ...

Our Law Interview with Senior Sergeant Revis Ryder – Communities, Football, and Being an Indigenous Police Officer

Andrew F Peirce
June 16, 2020
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Our Law is a short film that is currently screening at the Sydney Film Festival online, and will be screening on NITV on Monday 22nd June at 8:30pm on Karla Grant Presents. Andrew caught up with one of...

Le Miroir Short Film Review – An Utterly Charming Burst of Creativity

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May 28, 2020
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The idea of luck, or chance, is a novel one that provides a fertile ground for a creative mind to grow in. Sometimes it means being in the right moment to catch a film that grips a mind and pushes it into that...

The Throwback Director Louise Bertoncini Interview – The Nostalgia and Unwavering Hope for Film Communities and Culture

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Ahhh... I'm always thankful for the time my guests give me to discuss their work and life. It's always a treat to be able to have someone spend their time talking about what makes them tick and what drive...

Quibi Review – A Quick Bite Rundown of a Quick Bite Service

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May 20, 2020
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A ‘quibi’ review of Quibi What is Quibi? A Streaming service. How can I watch it? On your phone (and that’s it). How much does it cost? $12.99 per month. How do I pronounce Quibi? Fuck Knows. So...

Carmentis Review – Proof of a Great Director on the Rise

Andrew F Peirce
May 12, 2020
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Australia isn’t well known for its sci-fi films, but it’s clear that with his visionary short film Carmentis, writer-director Antony Webb intends to change that mentality. Made over many years in Perth, this p...
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