As the Sydney Film Festival gears up for another exciting season, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to sit down with acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ros Horin. Her latest work,… Read More
Interview with Ros Horin / Welcome to Yiddishland
Category: Sydney Film Festival
Interview with Min Bahadur Bham / Shambhala
Jack from Film in Revolt spoke with Nepalese director Min Bahadur Bham over Sydney Film Festival about his film Shambhala. What does your latest film, Shambhala, represent for you? Let me… Read More
Interview with Theda Hammel / Stress Positions
Stress Positions is a New York-set comedy tackling COVID, identity and the chronically online milieu. The film’s writer/director Theda Hammel spoke to Film in Revolt writer Jack about the journey… Read More
Interview with Amiel Courtin-Wilson / Man on Earth
Man on Earth directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson is a stripped-back and contemplative documentary that follows Robert “Bob” Rosenzweig on the last 8 days of his life. Having set out a… Read More
Alice
Alice is a wicked, delicious ride that pulls both laughs and tears from the audience. Keke Palmer absolutely slays as a plantation slave in Georgia who escapes to find herself in… Read More
Hinterland
Ruzowitzky cross-breeds a war picture with a frothy horror flick, though between his over-reliance on CGI-splashed backdrops and a surprisingly superficial script, one suspects the end result resembles actual schlock… Read More
Reflection: Wong Kar Wai Retrospective / Love & Neon
By the end of this retrospective, I am even more enraptured by Wong Kar Wai’s world. I have found immense value in viewing his work together through a retrospective, seeing… Read More
My Blueberry Nights
Essential characteristics of Wong Kar Wai’s cinematic universe are transplanted into the American context of My Blue Berry Nights as he continues to muse on the universal experiences of love… Read More
Fallen Angels
Written as a complementary narrative to the two love stories in Chungking Express, Fallen Angels is its more grimy and more painful counterpart. Together, their light and dark complement and… Read More
Ashes fo Time / Wong Kar Wai
Ashes of Time (1994) presents Wong Kar Wai’s ambitious take on the martial arts genre, wuxia (武侠- literally translating to “martial heroes”). Ashes of Time: Redux (2008) is the re-edited… Read More