Film Review: Kill Me Three Times (2014)
bySet in Eagles Nest in Western Australia, Kill Me Three Times makes wonderful use of a gorgeous landscape. The luminous colours are the greatest…
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MIFF 2015 Film Review: Phoenix (2014)
byChristian Petzold has created a moving and intriguing tale of betrayal and reclaimed identity in Phoenix, a fascinating noir mystery that should prove one of…
Film Review: National Theatre Live: Everyman (2015)
byPeople who don’t go to the theatre often might be familiar with that age-old question of ignorance, which one leans over to ask someone more…
Film Review: Paper Towns (2015)
byPaper Towns is the second feature from Jake Schreier. Young adult romance script specialists and frequent collaborators Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber interpret John…
Film Review: The Cut (2014)
byWWI. Inarguably the greatest moral atrocity committed during a period of great moral atrocities was the genocide of the Armenians by the Ottoman Empire….
Film Review: The Dark Valley (2014)
byPosing as a photographer, a lone horseman rides into a remote village somewhere in the Austrian Alps. Going simply by the name Greider (Sam…
Film Review: Wild Tales (2014)
byWild Tales, written and directed by Damián Szifron, certainly lives up to its name. It was nominated as Argentina’s entry for the Best Foreign…
Film Review: Spy (2015)
byMelissa McCarthy is wonderfully funny and warm in Spy, a CIA comedy spoof which is surprisingly well written and directed. The premise of this…
Film Review: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
byThe long and the short of Mad Max: Fury Road is this: Eat your heart out Michael Bay. George Miller, ex doctor and director…
Film Review: Who am I – No System is Safe (2014)
byWho Am I – No System Is Safe is the sophomore feature from German director Baran bo Odar. The film takes place in the…