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Limbo Review - Ivan Sen Crafts a Stunning Symbolic Neo-Noir in the Otherworldly Limbo

Nadine Whitney May 14, 2023 4 min read

Ivan Sen is a master of the Australian neo-noir. With both Mystery Road and Goldstone audiences were introduced to Aboriginal Detective Jay Swan (Aaron Pedersen) a man whose position as a member of th…

From Bringing Up Baby to My First Summer: Celebrate Valentine's Day with These Fourteen Romantic (and Not So Romantic) Films

Nisha-Anne Feb 13, 2022 18 min read

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You know the line that the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn’t exist? I feel like the flipside to that is love. The greatest lie we ever told ourselves as a specie…

High Ground Review - A Frightfully Tense Meat Pie Western Steeped in Indigenous Australian History

Andrew F Peirce Dec 30, 2020 10 min read

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Powered by JustWatch The emerging Indigenous Australian New Wave film movement has seen two monumental films about Indigenous Australian history written and told from non-Indigenous perspectives…

Breath Review

Andrew F Peirce Aug 10, 2018 4 min read

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Pontificating about life and being a man is the aim of the game with Tim Winton's seventies surfing focused novel, Breath, and first time director Simon Baker, with the help of co-writer Gerard Le…