AND IT’S A REVIEW ABOUT A MOVIE ABOUT BRAT AND CHARLI AND A TOUR BUT NONE OF IT HAPPENED BUT MAYBE SOME OF IT DID. By Jesse Dixon Based on… Read More
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Review: Sirât
By Billy Newbery Sirât is an odyssey both as a film and an experience. With an incredible sound track, gorgeous visuals, a near other worldly landscape and a monumental tone,… Read More
Review: Pillion
by Molly Page Pillion is an unexpectedly heartwarming rom com for those with open minds. Both raunchy and hilarious, Harry Lighton’s feature film debut shows a lot of promise, with… Read More
Interview with Stephen Packer / Alpha Test
by Franca Lafosse Alpha Test “A young detective must solve a murder with the help of a hologram copy of the victim.” Franca: Great to speak with you Stephen, and… Read More
Interview with Lilla Berry / The Secret
By Franca Lafosse The Secret “Alone and ashamed, a young woman grapples with the weight of her choice as she endures an abortion at home.” Franca: Congratulations on being selected for… Read More
Interview with Nicholas Burt & Luke Furlan / The Way of the Wind
by Franca Lafosse The Way of The Wind “The Ragged Man races across the desert, a shadow follows.” Franca: Congratulations on being selected for Flickerfest! Is this the first time… Read More
Review: Marty Supreme
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 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