CLOSED: 2015 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival Giveaway
byCourtesy of the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival, Film Blerg is giving away 10 double passes to attend this year’s festival, playing across Australia from 3 March. For more…
Film Review: Merchants of Doubt (2015)
byEvery so often there comes along a documentary that needs to be seen, one that is so stirring that it makes you want to…
Film Review: A Most Violent Year (2014)
byStill a relative newbie on the scene, director and writer J.C. Chandor has quickly proved he can play up there with the big guns….
Film Review: Jupiter Ascending (2015)
byNever has a woman’s love of dogs been expressed with such bafflement as Mila Kunis does in Andy and Lana Wachowksi‘s Jupiter Ascending. While one might…
Film Review: Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)
byBilled as a love story released just in time for Valentine’s Day, Fifty Shades of Grey is anything but. Beginning as Twilight fan fiction,…
Film Review: The Yes Men Are Revolting (2014)
byThe Yes Men Are Revolting documents the pranks and hoaxes perpetrated by activist duo The Yes Men. This is their third documentary, following The…
Film Review: Finding Fela! (2014)
by“Music is the weapon”. This is the war cry of Nigerian musician, composer and political identity Fela Kuti, the cry reiterated by his friends,…
CLOSED: Project Almanac Giveaway
byCourtesy of Paramount Pictures, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes to see the flick PROJECT ALMANAC , only at the movies February 26. Film Synopsis: A brilliant high…
Film Review: Mortdecai (2015)
byPoor casting and a mediocre script are what render Mortdecai a supremely disappointing film. Johnny Depp in the title role is close to terrible….
Film Review: Selma (2014)
byYou may be forgiven for wondering why in the 21st century, it takes a movie about the civil rights movement to showcase the talents…