Sydney Film Festival Review: Slam
The rhythm and power of a poetry slam are featured in the film Slam. Directed by…
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Sydney Film Festival Review: School of Seduction – Three Stories...
Lida, Vika and Diana are all looking for a better life. They are in uninspired relationships…
Sydney Film Festival Review: Shooting the Mafia
Shooting The Mafia is a documentary that focuses on photographer Letizia Battaglia. She was the first…
Sydney Film Festival Review: Here Comes Hell
Some classic horror movie tropes are given the once over in this horror spoof from first…
SFF 2018: Review – RocKabul
Film festivals are always good for challenging aspects of life that you may have only seen…
SFF 2018: Review – America Town
America Town opens with a view of a snow covered field strewn with condoms and US…
SFF 2018: Review – Samui Song
Noir is a well worn path so there needs to be something new added to make…
SFF 2018: Review – Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist
Westwood tells the story of Vivienne Westwood, the designer that exploded with punk and had an…
SFF 2018: Review – A Season in France
Still disturbed by nightmares, and easily spooked by unexplained sounds, Abbas is waking up in the…
SFF 2018: Review – Zama
Zama is a very sedately paced, Heart of Darkness style story in an 18th century Spanish…
SFF 2018: Review – A Mother Brings Her Son to be Shot
This Irish documentary from Sinéad O'Shea kicks off with a confronting display where a child shows…
SFF 2018: Review – Beautiful Things
Beautiful Things opens with some striking rural vistas and a very annoying toy robot. The broad…