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Review – NevRLand – MQFF Extra

Review: NevRLand Showing at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival Writer / Director: Gregor Schmidinger "An intelligent wild ride of internal chaos that ultimately leads to a healing...

Review – Ad Astra

Space film is fast taking a different route. Until recently film revolving around space has been about exploration and seeking the unknown. However, for...

Review – The Nightingale

Director Jennifer Kent returns to horror after the worldwide success of The Babadook, this time around Kent takes us back to colonisation in Australia...

Review – We Are Little Zombies MIFF

Director Makoto Nagahisa takes us on a complete trip through a pop/punk band blended with retro video game nostalgia and mixes it all with...

Review – Sequin in a Blue Room

Director Samuel Van Grinsven's first feature explores a 16-year-old's sexual encounters that turn awry, in coming-of-age turned into thriller Sequin in a Blue Room,...
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How Robert Connolly and Alison Lester adapted the iconic Magic Beach for the big screen

The big screen adaptation of Alison Lester’s beloved children’s...

Conclave Review: A Cinematic Dive into Cardinal Conflicts

Conclave is a masterful film showcasing the tension and intrigue of Catholic cardinals electing a new Pope. Ralph Fiennes excels as Cardinal Lawrence, navigating power struggles and moral dilemmas. The ensemble cast highlights flawed characters amid visually stunning cinematography, creating a gripping narrative that challenges perceptions and resonates with contemporary themes.

CES Lenovo Gaming Recap

This week, Lenovo announced three new devices: the Legion Go S, featuring an ergonomic design and running on Windows 11; the black Legion Go S with Steam OS, priced at $499; and the prototype Legion Go 2, boasting advanced specs. Additionally, the Legion Tab, a powerful Android tablet, was introduced.

Den of Thieves 2 Review: Heist Chaos in the Diamond District

Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, set in France, follows Donnie, played by O’Shea Jackson Jr., as he attempts a massive diamond heist with the Panther Mafia. The sequel shifts to a slick style, diverging from the gritty tone of its predecessor, which may disappoint fans seeking the original's unique edge.