Film Review – Boar (2018)
A rural Australian town becomes the literal stomping ground of a gigantic blood crazed boar. Can the plucky locals band...
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Film Review – ‘The Butterfly Tree’
Release date: Out NOW in cinemas Rating: With striking visuals, a winning soundtrack and a mesmerizing lead performance from lead...
Film Review – Sweet Country (2017)
Nine years after his impressive directorial feature debut Samson & Delilah, Warwick Thornton is behind the camera once again with...
EIFF’ 2018 Review – Swinging Safari (aka Flammable Children)
Seventies excess and debauchery are on the table for Stephan Elliott's latest Ausploitation comedy, Flammable Children (aka Swinging Safari). This...
Win Powerfully Dark Sweet Country On DVD Starring Sam Neil
1920s outback Australia, Northern Territory. When Sam (MORRIS), an Aboriginal farmhand who works for the local preacher (NEILL, Hunt for...
Win The Outback Noir Goldstone On Blu-Ray Starring Jacki Weaver
Indigenous Detective Jay Swan arrives in the frontier mining town of Goldstone on a missing person enquiry. What seems like...
Film Review – ‘Hounds of Love’
It is 1987 and John and Evelyn are a pair of serial killers scanning the neighbourhood for young girls. The...
The Beauty And The Beast Interview – Josh Gad
It is highly unusual for a celebrity guest of honour to arrive early to a red carpet but the energetic...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Berlin Syndrome (2017)
Five years since her last film (the critically acclaimed Lore), Cate Shortland returns with another German set-project, Berlin Syndrome. This...
Film Review – Lion (2017)
Beautifully told true story not saturated with over sentimental cliches although that does not mean you won't need tissues to...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Interview – Brad Fuller, Stephen Amell, Will Arnett.
Cowabunga down under, the green carpet was rolled out for turtle power at it's finest in Sydney for an Australian...
Film Review – Partisan (2015)
Ariel Kleiman’s Partisan, co-written with Sarah Cyngler, was one of the most intriguing and well-executed features of Sundance 2015. A...
Film Review – The Dressmaker (2015)
It's not often that a film is wonderfully exciting as The Dressmaker comes along - something that's sold to us...
Film Review – The Babadook (2013)
Jennifer Kent’s directorial debut, The Babadook, is an unnervingly taut and psychologically tense exploration of post-traumatic distress and maternal despair....