Sydney Film Festival Interview: Jesus
Jesus is a new Japanese comedy screening at the Sydney Film Festival. It's about a young…
Sydney Film Festival
SFF 2019: Review – Leftover Women
It wasn’t all that long ago that this author was in China and the noticeboards…
SFF 2019: Review – Pain and Glory
We don’t deserve Pedro Almodovar; thank God he disagrees. His best film in several years…
SFF 2019 – Review: Apollo 11
The Apollo 11 mission might be one of the last things that could typically call…
Sydney Film Festival Interview – The Chills: The Triumph & ...
We're at the business end of The Sydney Film Festival now and one of the music…
Sydney Film Festival Interview: Bacurau
The new Brazilian film Bacurau premieres tonight at the Sydney Film Festival. What starts as a…
Sydney Film Festival Review: Slam
The rhythm and power of a poetry slam are featured in the film Slam. Directed by…
Sydney Film Festival Interview: Dirty God
The Sydney Film Festival is in full swing and Dirty God, which is screening in the…
Sydney Film Festival: The Nightingale and Australia’s Colonial P...
Content Warning: References to sexual and racial violence. You may not have seen it yet, but…
Stephen Hill Reviews the Sydney Film Festival
2SER Drive producer and resident film-critic Stephen Hill speaks to Mick about the Sydney Film Festival,…
Sydney Film Festival Interview – Judy & Punch
The Sydney Film Festival is in full swing and one of the Australian flicks to have…
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…