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Nadine Whitney·April 15, 2023·4 min read

November (Novembre) Review – A Propulsive Manhunt Thriller About the 2015 Paris Attacks

The world was shocked by the terrorist attacks in Paris in November 2015. Director Cédric Jimenez’s fictionalised procedural November concentrates...

Scot F·January 14, 2022·5 min read

Spencer Review – A Thrilling Exploration Into the Idea of a Woman the World Assumes They Know, but Never Really Did

Available to Watch Here: Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. The influx of Diana-focused...

Christopher John·March 27, 2021·6 min read

Judas and the Black Messiah Review – An Arresting Picture that Strips Away White-Manufactured Stories of Black History

Andrew F Peirce·February 8, 2021·11 min read

Penguin Bloom Review – A Well-Meaning Mess

Christopher John·September 9, 2020·4 min read

Bad Education Review – A Dance of Emotions Between Positivity and Remorse

Nadine Whitney·August 6, 2022·6 min read

The Stranger Review – Thomas M. Wright Is Becoming Australia’s Master of Cinematic Discomfort with His Tense New Film

Thomas M. Wright is quickly becoming the Australian master of cinematic discomfort. In his debut film 2018’s Acute Misfortune he...

Hagan Osborne·November 16, 2021·4 min read

Zola Review – Based on a True Tweet

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Andrew F Peirce·March 9, 2021·1 min read

1935 Best Picture Winner: Mutiny on the Bounty (Frank Lloyd) – Awards Don’t Matter

Christopher John·September 10, 2020·4 min read

Capone Review – Less The Irishman and More Gotti

Nadine Whitney·May 15, 2020·7 min read

Charlie Says Review – A Muddied Character Study that Feels Incomplete

In the space of two years, three films about the Manson family murders appeared to varying degrees of critical and...

The Lonely Spirits and the King: An Australian Film Book Kickstarter Campaign is Live!

Daaaaaalí is a Glorious Oddity from Quentin Dupieux

Michael Angarano’s Sacramento is a Rough Gem of a Road Trip Dramatic Comedy

Sydney Underground Film Festival Director Nathan Senn on What Goes Into Running a Film Festival

SUFF Interview: The Organist Filmmakers Andy Burkitt and Jack Braddy on Their Hilarious Cost of Organs Crisis Dark Comedy

Starring Jerry As Himself Subject Jerry Hsu on the Troubles of Being Recruited as an Undercover Agent

The Lonely Spirits and the King: An Australian Film Book Kickstarter Campaign is Live!

Five Films You Simply Cannot Miss at the 18th Sydney Underground Film Festival

When the school run turns deadly: darkly comic Aussiethriller ‘Buried’ to premiereon YouTube this September

True Story

November (Novembre) Review – A Propulsive Manhunt Thriller About the 2015 Paris Attacks

Spencer Review – A Thrilling Exploration Into the Idea of a Woman the World Assumes They Know, but Never Really Did

Judas and the Black Messiah Review – An Arresting Picture that Strips Away White-Manufactured Stories of Black History

Penguin Bloom Review – A Well-Meaning Mess

Bad Education Review – A Dance of Emotions Between Positivity and Remorse

The Stranger Review – Thomas M. Wright Is Becoming Australia’s Master of Cinematic Discomfort with His Tense New Film

Zola Review – Based on a True Tweet

1935 Best Picture Winner: Mutiny on the Bounty (Frank Lloyd) – Awards Don’t Matter

Capone Review – Less The Irishman and More Gotti

Charlie Says Review – A Muddied Character Study that Feels Incomplete

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