REVIEWS / REMNANT
There's a lot of filmmaking talent in the New South Wales hinterland, if Mike Horan's low-budget, locally-shot thriller Remnant is any indication (Click here)
There's a lot of filmmaking talent in the New South Wales hinterland, if Mike Horan's low-budget, locally-shot thriller Remnant is any indication (Click here)
In his first major project since his iconic series ended, Jerry Seinfeld emerges (perhaps, not surprisingly) as comedic auteur; his film, Unfrosted, is a sweet treat (Click here).
Unlike our review, the terrifically engaging mockumentary Swede Caraoline is a whole lot more than just a stream of vegetable-based puns (Click here)
It's been three decades since South Africa embraced democracy, and the 2024 South African Film Festival will celebrate that landmark with films that strengthen the new national perspective (Click here)
The iconic four-legged film star is back in a picturesque kids pic that parents might just warm to, as well (Click here)
The 71st Sydney Film Festival has set pulses racing across the Harbour City with a volley of titles set to feature come early June (Click here)
When Hairy met Scaley; the two biggest properties in the Monsterverse find a common foe in Adam Wingard's latest rock 'em-sock 'em Titan fightin' epic (Click here)
Nous vous proposons cinq des plus beaux films de l'incroyable programmation du Festival du Film Français 2024 (Cliquez ici)
There's more to this year's Oscar snubs than just Margot and Greta (but, boy...I mean, Margot and Greta?! Really?!) (Click here)
Antenna's 52 non-fiction films (amongst them, the unforgettable Bye Bye Tiberius; pictured) will paint an unforgettable self-portrait of the world, its people and its problems when they land in Sydney from mid February (Click here)
Revered journalist and documentary maker John Pilger has left behind a legacy rich in integrity and humanity (Click here)
Everything old is new again in Federico Zampaglione's throwback to the Italian horror boom of the 1980s (Click here)
If our favourite films of 2023 are any indication, women in the film industry - both in front of and behind the camera - are redressing the gender imbalance of the last centrury of cinema (Click here)
As if Los Angeles didn't have enough braindead, now a bad oat milk outbreak has brought on a zombie apocalypse and best buds James and Bruce need to reassess, bunker down and...sort out life's romantic complexities, when Emily turns up (Click here)
Kiwi-born, Oz-based filmmaker Jonathan Ogilvie has secured the Opening Slot at IFFR 2024 for his semi-autobiographical pic, Head South (Click here)