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

Andrew F Peirce
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

Andrew F Peirce
May 23, 2020
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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

Travis Akbar
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...

Adelaide Screenwriter Indianna Bell Receives Major American Film Festival Honour

Andrew F Peirce
May 7, 2020
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Austin Film Festival Announces the 25 Screenwriters to Watch in 2020 List It’s with great pride and excitement that I share the news that South Australian screenwriter, Indianna Bell, has been named one of ...

The Throwback Review – Celebration for the Fading Video Store

Andrew F Peirce
April 21, 2020
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Growing up, I used to peruse the aisles of the Canning Bridge Civic Video – a mammoth store with an obnoxious, yet comforting, yellow banner, replete with Groucho Marx and cigar, now turned into an equally mam...

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

Andrew F Peirce
November 11, 2019
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One of the most active, exciting and energetic people working the indie scene in Australian cinema is David Black. You may have seen a film of his while scouring YouTube for offbeat stuff, or you've been part ...

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

Andrew F Peirce
October 23, 2019
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You've seen me go on about the West Aussie shot short film Judas Collar before, and if you haven't, then check out my review where I call it one of the best short films to come out of Australia. You can he...

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

Andrew F Peirce
October 22, 2019
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One of the biggest champions for the horror scene in Perth is Vanessa Gudgeon. If you've gone to a horror screening at one of the many cinemas around the city, then you'll likely have seen Vanessa dressed up i...

Judas Collar Review – One of the Best Short Films to Come Out of Australia

Andrew F Peirce
September 23, 2019
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I don’t usually rewatch films frequently. I tend to ‘one and done’ a film, enjoying it for what it is and moving on to the next on the never ending pile. But, by choice and circumstance, I’ve experienced Aliso...
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