Tag: sff 2019

Review – Emu Runner

There’s something unique about a film that can create a character from the landscape without it looking like a major advertising campaign for that country. Sydney...

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,...

Interview – Samuel Van Grinsven – MIFF 2019

AFTRS graduate Samuel Van Grinsven emerges with a stylish and accomplished first-time feature with the erotic story of 16-year-old student Sequin (newcomer Conor Leach),...

Review – Parasite

After winning the Palme d'Or in Cannes, the French Oscars let's say, Sydney Film Festival was quick to reel in that line and get...

SFF – Varda by Agnès

Unfamiliar with Agnès Varda's work, this autobiographical and auto-critical work was a very welcoming entry into this charming artist's filmography. She uses footage from...
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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.

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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.