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The Lighthouse film review

Koulla Roussos

It is not often that I come across a film, complex and uncomfortable in so many ways. A film I replay …

Film, Reviews, Screen

Reconciling a life’s long journey through pain and glory

Anders Furze

“In the cinema of my childhood, it always smells of piss,” ageing filmmaker Salvador Mallo says at one point in Pain …

Film, Screen

A Brother’s Love enables new horizons in a time of pandemic

Anders Furze

This much is clear: the scope of the pandemic is staggering. There’s no better way to overwhelm yourself than to …

Film, Reviews

Can Art Stop a Bullet? review

Rhys Cavallin

Can art stop a bullet? William Kelly, the star and prime focus of this film of the same name, certainly …

Film

Alex Proyas: Looking for a new country in filmmaking

Fotis Kapetopoulos

Alex Proyas, the director behind dark fantasy and science-fiction films including The Crow, Dark City and I Robot, looks back …

Film, Reviews, Screen

Bombshell review: truth is stranger than fiction

Vicki Englund

Bombshell might’ve missed out on a couple of Oscar nods for Best Picture and Supporting Actress for Nicole Kidman, but there’s …

Film, Screen

A Garland aficionado reviews new biopic ‘Judy’

Bill Farr

Bill Farr is an art director with a long-standing fascination with the work of Judy Garland. Her ill-fated concert tour …

Film, News & Commentary, Screen

Rolling out the red carpet for the Velvet Revolution

Anders Furze

The Czech and Slovak Film Festival kicks off in Melbourne on Thursday. Anders Furze spoke with artistic director Eleanor Colla about its …

Festivals, Film, Screen

Melbourne International Film Festival Diary Volume Two

Anders Furze

In volume 2 of his Melbourne International Film Festival diary, critic Anders Furze takes in films including the hot ticket …

Festivals, Film, Reviews, Screen

Melbourne International Film Festival Diary Volume One: Elevating the Every Day

Anders Furze

My experience of the Melbourne International Film Festival veers wildly from year to year. One year I’ll focus on retrospectives, …

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Kevin Brianton

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Rosemary Sorensen

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