A Few More Pardon Slaps
byOur extremely popular series of Classic Slaps proved to be too much fun for this writer at Film Blerg
Film Review: Yes Madam, Sir (2008)
byThe fearless crusader who infamously towed Indira Gandhi’s illegally parked car is the subject of Yes Madam, Sir, a documentary by Australian filmmaker Megan…
12 Days of Christmas Films
byHere at Film Blerg, the festive season has had marginal impact on the content featured. UNTIL NOW!
FAFA: Red Hill (2010)
byOccasionally, the notion of an Australian cinematic identity rears its ugly head. Images of the bush have both captivated audiences and dominated discussion surrounding…
FAFA Returns with a Weekly Friday Feature
byIn August, Film Blerg began a project that became known as the Favourite Australian Film Assignment.
Inaugural AACTA nominees
byJust hours after the New York Film Critics Circle announced their winners, the inaugural nominees for the first Australian Academy of Cinema and Television…
Award Season officially begins
byIn the wee hours of AEST, the New York Film Critics Circle announced their picks for the 2011 year
Must See: Dr Strangelove at the Astor
by“Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here. This is the war room!”
TV Review: The Slap: Richie
byEight episodes have seen the aftershock of a moment where a man slapped a child who was not his own at a barbeque. The…
Classic Screen Slaps: Week 8
byIt is with extreme appreciation that I post the final classic screen slap.