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My friends and I often joke that to some person, at some time, we were the worst person in the...
As a long time, passionate lover of Wes Anderson and his films in all their stylised glory, The French Dispatch...
What's the signature item? World's biggest short filmfest 'Tropfest' to run 30th year.
Buy a plot at Parramatta, set up a picnic blanket, and enjoy the ride! In the early '90s, a small...
Shelf Life is Awkward and Uncomfortable: But Perhaps that's What Makes it Good
Written by Mackenzie Stolp Anaheim, California; November 22, 1966. Opening the film with the assassination of JFK, Shelf Life is an exploration...
First Cow is a Beautiful Showcase of Friendship and the Human Triumph of Companionship
Written by Mackenzie Stolp Set in frontier America, First Cow is the story of two men striving for the 'American Dream'. A story...
Fall into the messy web of love that is Emmanuel Mouret's Love Affair(s)
Written by Mackenzie Stolp I remember very clearly my French friend Amelie describing to me how French people love to...
Jane Campion's long-awaited Netflix-backed feature film The Power of the Dog has quietly trotted both into theatres and onto the...
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Is Melbourne Queer Film Festival pinkwashing? Let's discuss the boycott.
If you're into the Melbourne film festival scene, you may have seen recently that Melbourne Queer Film Festival released a...
Discovering your biological family through DNA testing. Netflix's 'Found' resonates with Aboriginal Australia
Opinion Piece written by Jasper Cohen-Hunter Netflix's 'Found' directed by Amanda Lipitz is a heartfelt documentary that explores the internal...
The Woman in the Window: a decent thriller with an amazing performance by Amy Adams – but that's about it.
Written by Molly Magennis / @mollymag3 As someone who has read A.J Finn's 2018 novel The Woman in The Window, I've been...
Is it playing the devil's advocate or copaganda? Night Shift fails to humanise police officers through weak storytelling
Written by Mackenzie Stolp Going into this film I did not think I would like it. As someone who is...
Young gay men do not need another tragic story and Summer of 85' only continues the damaging stereotypes
Written by Mackenzie Stolp This film had so much promise. A same-sex love story set in the French beach-side town...