SFF Film Review: Excision (2012)
byExcision is the story of Pauline (AnnaLynn McCord), a troubled teen who believes herself to have either mental illness or a personality disorder. Living…
Wednesdays With Woody: Hannah And Her Sisters (1986)
byFollowing the poor reception of The Purple Rose Of Cairo, Woody Allen released one of his finest works to date, the endearing Hannah…
SFF Film Review: Faust (2011)
byDr. Heinrich Faust (Johannes Zeiler) is poor and hungry and philosophical physician, spending more time on performing autopsies than helping people in his impoverished…
SFF Film Review : Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
byThe State Theatre was again buzzing with festival-goers on Friday night for the Australian premier of Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom. An extremely hipster and youthful…
SFF Film Review: Death Of A Japanese Salesman (2011)
byThere were some very audible sobs at the Dendy Opera Quays theatre yesterday in during the final scenes of Death Of A Japanese Salesman….
SFF Film Review: Caesar Must Die (2012)
byOn day 3 of SFF, Hugo Weaving and I saw two films together (together, in a very large, distant sense) and the first was…
SFF Film Review: Modest Reception (2012)
byOn day 2 of SFF I journeyed to Event Cinemas George Street for Paziraie sadeh or Modest Reception, the fourth film from Iranian director…
SFF Opening Night Film Review: Not Suitable For Children (2012)
byOn a very wet Sydney evening, 2000 industry types and movie lovers gathered at the State Theatre for the world premier of Peter Templeman’s…
Wednesdays with Woody: The Purple Rose Of Cairo (1985)
byThe first Woody Allen comedy for which Allen has remained behind the camera, The Purple Rose Of Cairo is set in 1930s New Jersey…
Film Review: Prometheus (2012)
byIt appears that much of the highly anticipated films of 2012 all belong to an existing franchise, if not a reboot or remake (The…