By Flynn Boffo In his first solo project since hitting it big with the one-two punch that was Good Time and Uncut Gems, Josh Safdie bets the house with the… Read More
Review: Marty Supreme
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Review 2: Nouvelle Vague
by Jesse Dixon One of two Richard Linklater films getting an Australian release this January, and shot in beautiful black & white, Nouvelle Vague tells the story of French New… Read More
Review 1: Nouvelle Vague
By Billy Newbery Films about films are usually boring, self-congratulatory, and honestly, the few rare expectations are terrible, but here we are delivered pure magic. A film that feels like… Read More
Review: Eternity
by Franca Lafosse Ever asked yourself: Would I stay with my partner of 40 odd years for eternity, or – if I had the choice – would I go back… Read More
Review: Sentimental Value
Winner of the Cannes Prix at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Joachim Trier’s comedy drama Affeksjonsverdi (Sentimental Value) tells the story of two sisters, their estranged father and their childhood… Read More
SXSW Sydney coverage / Billy
Billy from Film in Revolt hit the ground running at SXSW Sydney. He shares his highs and lows in the film programme. Pure Scum A Melbourne-based independent film whose… Read More
Review: Universal Language
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE is the second feature film of Canadian director-actor-writer Matthew Rankin, nominated for 10 major categories at the 2025 Canadian Screen Award Nominations. Although primarily categorised as a comedy,… Read More
Review: Oh, Canada
Paul Schrader’s film, Oh, Canada is a tricky unfolding mess and marvel of a film – one which keeps shifting in front of your eyes, playing with what you know and… Read More
Review: The Monkey
Review by Flynn Boffo In the latest film from Ozgood Perkins, death plays out as a series of untimely punchlines to the beat of a toy drum. Twin brothers Bill… Read More
Review : Grand Tour
Narrative and documentary interweave to deliver a tale of folly, and misguided love in Miguel Gomes’s latest film Grand Tour. Set in the year 1917, a civil servant for the… Read More