CLOSED: Blancanieves Giveaway
Courtesy of Rialto Distribution, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes to see BLANCANIEVES, in cinemas from October 24. Film Synopsis: BLANCANIEVES is a gothic melodrama…
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CLOSED: Renoir Giveaway
Courtesy of Transmission Films, Film Blerg is giving away 5 double passes to see France’s 2014 official submission to the Academy Awards Foreign Language category RENOIR,…
Film Review: Mystery Road (2013)
Rich, moving and intricately layered, Mystery Road is just shy of the masterpiece it could have been, but a thrilling movie experience none the less.
TV Recap: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, 2×6
We are half way through the second season of the delightful Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and episode six, ‘Marked for Murder’, shows us that even back in the 1920’s, the dear folk of Melbourne were just as obsessed with AFL as they are today.
CLOSED: Patrick Prize Pack Giveaway
Courtesy of Umbrella Entertainment, Film Blerg is giving away 5 prize packs to celebrate the release of PATRICK, in cinemas from October 17. The prize…
Film Review: Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer (2013)
The documentary focuses less on the protest group’s motivations, and more on their individual personalities and background stories. Interviews with the parents of the accused give the audience exclusive insights into the womens’ life narrative, helping us understand what provoked them to become such provocative figures.
TV Recap: Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, 2×5
Episode 5 was all about fashion and fashionistas. I was hoping SBS’s Lee Lin Chin may have made a special appearance but no dice. Beginning with the death of an old lady, who had been stabbed with a hair pin.
Film Review: Gravity (2013)
Director/co-writer/co-producer/co-editor Alfonso Cuaron’s latest sci-fi film is a truly gripping and suspenseful film with many heart-pulsing sequences to keep you on the edge of your seats.
Film Review: Rush (2013)
In no way, shape or form can you consider Formula One racing a safe pastime. At those speeds, nothing is certain, no matter how…
Film Review: A Beginners Guide To Endings (2010)
From the onset of A Beginners Guide To Endings you feel a quirky, slight Tarantino-esque vibe injected by writer/director Jonathan Sobol, in his feature length film debut.