Broad English humour? Check. Mismatched duo forced together by circumstance? Check. A heartbreaking and deeply moving story that will bring most of its viewers to tears? Check. A nearly 80 year old woman cussing? Check.
Originally premiering at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival as Two Mothers, before being released elsewhere under the (much better title) Adore, this Australian-set drama comes back to our shores with the new title Adoration.
The Butler is a film about response. Cecil’s blending into the background was a form of transformation from the cotton farm way of life he came from. His response was to do whatever it takes to make a better life, however demeaning or full of inequality. Louis’ response to the racism and segregation was to stand up, speak his mind and demand to be heard.
28 Hotel Rooms is an interesting concept, a very close character study and an overall relatable story. Sadly missing out on a release in Australian cinemas, it is a very subtle, yet stimulating film that really hits home.
Written by Angus Tonkin Originally published 30 September 2013 In no way, shape or form can you consider Formula One racing a safe pastime….
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.
Written by Kendal Coombs Originally published 5 August 2013 We’re all familiar with how heist movies work, since Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s franchise broke down…
Written by Film Blerg Originally published 22 July 2013 Courtesy of Hopscotch Films, Film Blerg is giving away 3 double passes to a special charity…
Whether or not the trio will return for another chapter in Celine and Jessie’s history is hard to say, and even more difficult to have to wait for, but for now, Before Midnight is essential viewing.
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 19 June 2013 “This country is a powerful thing… If you want to grow up, you better take…