SFF 2018: Review – JIRGA
Defying stylistic convention as that which would typically be associated with parts of rural Afghanistan, Jirga…
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SFF 2018: Review – TOWER. A BRIGHT DAY
Sometimes, subtlety doesn’t actually help. A family reunion in a small Polish village isn’t your usual…
SFF 2018: Film Fight Club Sydney Film Festival Special 1
It's film nerd Christmas. Glen, Chris and Virat were very excited to punch on with a…
SFF 2018: REVIEW – THE SEEN AND UNSEEN
Most stories are better without a sledgehammer to drive it’s point home, though subtlety doesn’t always…
SFF 2018: REVIEW – DON’T WORRY HE WON’T GET FAR ON F...
The presence of the ever-talented Joaquin Phoenix is enough to recommend a movie, even this one.…
SFF 2018: Review – Number 37
There have been a lot of adaptations, homages or films otherwise inspired by Rear Window; Number…
SFF 2018: Review – Upgrade
Upgrade is a B-Movie and when the audience and the film itself embraces this, everyone is…
Film: Number 37 – A new thriller from Nosipho Dumisa
Kicking off the screenings on the second night of the Sydney Film Festival is South African…
SFF 2018: Interview – Nosipho Dumisa, director of Number 37
The2018 Sydney Film Festival launched last night. Kicking off the screenings on the second night of the Festival…
SFF 2018: Review – Ghost Stories
Have you ever wanted to be scared by one of those old spook houses before they…
SFF 2018: Film Fight Club June 6, 2018
Glen, Virat and Chris love a fight - especially around Sydney Film Festival time. So much…
SFF 2018: Review – Support The Girls
Us flies chose well to spend a day on the wall with this crew. Following a…