By Jesse Dixon Written and directed by Constantine Costi, this heartfelt documentary showcases the 30th Annual World Porridge Championship, a.k.a The Golden Spurtle. Featuring competitors from all around the world,… Read More
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
The Good, The Bad, The Question Mark : What is Keeper all about? By Aksharaa Agarwal You can tell this film thrives on unanswered questions: just take its marketing. Popularly,… Read More
Review by Aksharaa Agarwal If you hold sand too tightly, it slips between your fingers. The tighter you grip, the faster it runs. The more it runs the more aware… Read More
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
by Aksharaa Agarwal There is a mountain, and at the edge of it is madness. At this mountain edge of a still, silently unfolding madness, with heaving breath, Die My… Read More
Sitting in the small Universal Theatrette, the thought struck me a tad too late: ‘what is this movie actually about?’ The title and the fact that it starred Channing Tatum… Read More
Franca was one of our team discovering all that SXSW SYDNEY had to offer. Here are her highlights: This year’s SXSW SYDNEY opened with Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere starring Jeremy Allen… Read More
In a warehouse theatre named Mothership Studios, in Marrickville’s industrial heart, a group called the Miya Miya Film Club is presenting a marvellous double feature. Decking out the space with… Read More
VideoHeaven, from Director Alex Ross Perry is a wonderfully dense rumination on the life and roles of the all but disappeared video store. Standing at a mighty 2hr 53mins this… Read More
