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‘Kinds of Kindness‘ is truly the Weirds of Weirdness – Sydney Film Festival Review

Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’ filmography, both his English language and native tongue films, has slowly but surely etched its way into the mainstream over...

‘The Contestant‘ is a provoking documentary about the line between entertainment and cruelty – Sydney Film Festival Review

In the late 90s and early 2000s, the fascination with the absolutely wild and wacky Japanese game shows felt like a global phenomenon. The...

‘In Vitro‘ is another fascinating addition to Australia’s recent string of genre flicks – Sydney Film Festival Review

Genre films are always interesting places to explore such complex themes. Breaking down the aspects of humanity against the backdrop of a science-fiction or...

Austin Butler and ‘The Bikeriders‘ gives you the outlaw experience, but feels a little too shallow – Sydney Film Festival Review

It’s often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. And in the case of Jeff Nichol’s latest film, The Bikeriders, a fictional...

Review – Reality

On June 3, 2017, former Air Force veteran and former NSA translator, Reality Winner, arrived at her home in Augusta, Georgia to the FBI...

Review – The New Boy

Renowned Australian filmmaker and Kaytetie man, Warwick Thornton returned to the Cannes Film Festival this year with his first film in 6 years (after...
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