In Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, director Michael Rapaport documents the formation of the hip hop group right up [...]
★★★★☆ Eight days following the first interview, Michael Perry will be brought into a small chamber, laid upon a table and injected with a combination [...]
★★★★☆ For years (and probably still by some) he’s been loathed by film snobs but loved and praised like a God by cinephiles Roger Corman. [...]
★★★½☆ U.S.A., 1989. A new video game created by the U.S.S.R. is released on the American public. Tetris is a puzzle game created by Alexey [...]
★★★★★ Upon entering the theatre a sparse crowd of around 20 people meets me where the largest group is about 7-8 teenagers conversing in the [...]
★★☆☆☆ Attempting to adapt literature classics into films is sometimes like treading on eggshells. You have two routes, the safe route a straight forward word [...]
It is such an exciting feeling to see a film in advance. For some that’s one of the best aspects of a film festival, the [...]
★★★★1/2 This Must Be The Place is the latest project from Italian director, Paolo Sorrentino, it follows ageing former-rock star, Cheyenne (Sean Penn) as he [...]
Mateo Gil’s western, Blackthorn, follows Butch Cassidy, living out his later years in an isolated Bolivian village after being presumed dead in a stand-off with [...]
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011) is a feel good testament to growing old, and proof that there’s truth in the adage ‘you’re as old [...]
Currently taking it’s native Australia by storm (dominating the 2011 Inside Film Awards), Red Dog, follows one dog and explores how he touched the hearts [...]
Jean-Jacques Annaud’s latest directorial effort, Black Gold, take us to the Arab States in the 1930s at the dawning of the oil boom. We are [...]
