I never promised you a rose garden: A review of Rosebush Pruning By Aksharaa Agarwal ‘People are roses’, begins the proverb, the one that obviously hints at the title, in itself… Read More
Review: Rosebush Pruning
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Review: By Any Means
By Jesse Dixon Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg star as a young FBI agent and a notorious mafia hitman who join forces to investigate the murders of civil rights… Read More
Review: Body Blow / Queer Screen FF
Cuffed like that: A Review of Body Blow by Aksharaa Agarwal In the mix, it’s the three D’s: desire, danger and deviance. (What else could it be?) The ingredients to a… Read More
Review: Big Girls Don’t Cry / Queer Screen
by William Newbery Big Girls Don’t Cry from Paloma Schneideman is a film whose greatest achievements is not in its plot, or in a moment of catharsis, or even in… Read More
Interview with: Josephine Starte / The Birthday Trip
Interview with: Josephine Starte, actor in the latest Aussie Indie Feature The Birthday Trip By Franca Lafosse for Film In Revolt The Birthday Trip is an unflinchingly funny drama… Read More
Review: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
‘Are you still watching?’ A review of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma by Aksharaa Agarwal If you’re reading this, you’ve been involved; to review Jane Schoenbrun’s latest is to… Read More
Interview with: Samantha Jennings, producer of Leviticus
By Franca Lafosse for Film In Revolt Teenage boys Naim and Ryan strike up an unexpected connection. But when their bond draws the attention of their community, a ritual is… Read More
Review : The Last Resort
by Molly Page The Last Resort is a Norwegian and Danish film from director Maria Sødahl. It follows a Danish couple on vacation in Gran Canaria (an island in Spain)… Read More
Review: Saccharine
by Molly Page Saccharine is an Australian horror film, and the third feature film from Natalie Erika James. It follows Hana, a medical student who begins taking a weight… Read More
Review: The Invite
Laughing on the Outside: A review of The Invite by Aksharaa Agarwal It’s not quite begun, but there’s instant laughter, nonetheless. Before a single image has flashed, an epigraph sets the… Read More