Her Own Music is part of Sydney Film Festival’s 2020 program as part of the Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films. Directed by Olivia Aleksoski, Her Own Music follows Maddie,… Read More
Interview with Olivia Aleksoski / Her Own Music
Tag: Sydney Film Festival
Interview with Allison Chhorn / The Plastic House
Isabelle from Film in Revolt spoke with Allison Chhorn, director of The Plastic House, a meditative, experimental take on memory and healing. which screened at the 2020 Sydney Film Festival. Isabelle: When… Read More
Interview with Marta Pulk / A Year Full of Drama
Amy: A Year Full of Drama documents the experience of Alissija in her exposure to an overwhelming number of 224 theatre productions in 365 days in Estonia, how do you… Read More
Interview with Jakeb Anhvu / A Hundred Years of Happiness
Observational documentary is a form of cinema that remains largely unfunded due to the unpredictable nature of the work: you literally cannot know what will happen next. The way Jakeb… Read More
Interview / I Want to Make a Film About Women
“These friends, they were physical with each other. I think in different ways than we label it now” was a moment I couldn’t get out of my head from this film;… Read More
Interview with Radheya Jegatheva / The Quiet
Callum and Jennifer from Film in Revolt spoke with Radheya Jegatheva about his latest short film screening at the Sydney Film Festival. So Radheya, how has life been during quarantine? Life… Read More
GNT
Encapsulated in the mere four minutes of GNT is a hyperreal world that pays homage to quirky cartoons of our childhood, but animated into a more vulgar and mature tale… Read More
Interview: Marcelo Martinessi / The Heiresses
Tiana (17) interviewed Paraguayan filmmaker Marcelo Martinessi who directed The Heiresses. His debut feature screened at the 65th Sydney Film Festival and was awarded the prestigious Sydney Film Prize, out of a… Read More
Red carpet interview with Bart Layton / Michael
Michael from Film in Revolt chatted with Bart Layton – director of American Animals on the Sydney Film Festival red carpet.
Review: Bad Reputation / Bill
Most people know Joan Jett from her red leather-clad MTV hit “I Love Rock n Roll”. But director Kevin Kerslake’s new film, Bad Reputation, shows everything from her first guitar,… Read More