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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS
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Salt of the Earth
Our own production, Salt of the Earth - about the South Australian man who invented Chicken Salt - recently had its world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival!
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Damon Gameau
We chat to Damon Gameau, the Aussie filmmaker behind 2040, That Sugar Film and Regenerating Australia, ahead of his keynote address at Screen Forever this May.
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Elise McCredie
We sit down with Elise McCredie, the showrunner and writer behind Stateless and the upcoming Disney+ series The Clearing, for a wide-ranging discussion ahead of her panel presentation at Screen Forever this May.
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Shayda Review
Shayda is a must see, standing as a relevant and thought-provoking piece of cinematic art.
The Little Mermaid Review
This photo-realistic fantasy loses much of the vibrancy, life and whimsy of the animated version.
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse betters its predecessor in almost every metric and delivers the best Marvel film, if not the best superhero film, of the last few years.
Fast X Review
A loud, proud, fast and furious start to the finale of this franchise.
John Farnham: You’re The Voice Review
A revelatory musical experience on one of Australia’s biggest cultural icons.
Love Again Review
Love Again is the sort of movie you neither love, nor want to see again. Save your money for a movie that actually wants to deserve it.
Infinity Pool Review
Uncomfortable and unhinged. Infinity Pool is the holiday from hell.
Book Club: The Next Chapter Review
A distinct lack of actual book references in this film.
Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 3 Review
GOTG3 is a welcome return to quality entertainment from Marvel, but the fact it isn’t bad doesn’t mean it is close to as good, groundbreaking or strong as the original.
The Giants Review
The titular giants of this film are the towering Eucalyptus Regnans presiding over lutruwita / Tasmania’s old growth forests, alongside - of course - the giant of the Australian Greens movement, Bob Brown.
The Innocent Review
A mile a minute, super slick, The Innocent is a rip roaring time in the cinema.
Sisi and I Review
Screening as part of the German Film Festival in Australia, Sisi and I is a gorgeously shot, off kilter historical romance that plays with artistry that it never fully achieves.
Polite Society Review
This film is a hell of a lot of fun, and a fantastic time in the cinema.
Ghosted
Don’t just ghost this one; block it, get a new number, and throw your phone in the river.
Mafia Mamma Review
This chaotic comedy throws you for tonal whiplash throughout, creating a deeply confusing, oft boring but occasionally fun film.
The Pope’s Exorcist Review
Rusty is a wise-cracking, moped riding, demon destroying exorcist in this romp that is as enjoyable as it is middling.
Drizzle Boy Review - Qld Theatre
All in all Drizzle Boy is a joyful, touching and important piece of theatre and we highly recommend you see it.
Allelujah
Allelujah is a completely baffling exercise; blowing up an otherwise poorly constructed and disinteresting light ensemble comedy set amidst a geriatric ward by veering hard into serial killer territory, before breaking the fourth wall in a dumbfounding piece of propaganda.
The Super Marios Bros. Movie Review
The Super Mario Bros avoids disaster, but doesn’t bring anything new to the tale in this all too familiar animated film.
Air Review
Air is the sort of simple, wholesome content that - when done well, and it is done very well here - makes an impact.
John Wick: Chapter 4 Review
A bloody and brutal end to John’s story.
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