Film Review: An (2015)
There’s a popular treat in Japan called a dorayaki; it’s essentially two pancakes stacked on top of one another and filled with a sweet…
Film Review: Chemsex (2015)
Five gay men are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS every day in London. Five – every single day – in one city. This community is going…
SFF 2016 Film Review: Truman (2015)
The Goya awards are Spain’s annual film ceremony which celebrate the best that their national industry has to offer. In February of this year during…
Film Review: A Tale of Love and Darkness (2015)
Is there nothing that Natalie Portman can’t do? Oscar winning actress, mother, dancer, animal rights advocate, human rights ambassador who has lectured in international…
Film Review: Labyrinth of Lies (2014)
Arriving in the same few months as Son of Saul comes the first feature film of Giulio Ricciarelli. Set in West Germany during 1958, just…
Film Review: Sherpa (2015)
6:45am 18th April 2014. A massive chunk of glacial ice collapsed over the main climbing section of Mt Everest which triggered an avalanche. Fourteen million tonnes…
Film Review: Our Last Tango (2015)
As the saying goes – it takes two to tango. Two people who have the agility and passion to bring a dance to life…
Film Review: Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016)
Everyone’s favorite kick ass panda is back. For the third instalment of this phenomenally successful and always fun franchise, directors Jennifer Yuh Nelson (who…
Film Review: Pocket Listing (2015)
There’s a review of 2015’s Entourage by the excellent critic Mark Kermode where he tears the film to shreds in a heated fury that…
Article: Triumph of her Will – Lydia Lassila and the Sports Documentary.
Australians love sport. It’s a part of this nation’s character as indispensable as the ANZACs, casual racism and having a sausage in bread when…