Was one of the most influential artworks of the 20th century plagiarised? In Alreadymade this question looms over ‘Fountain,’ a groundbreaking 1917 artwork attributed to Marcel Duchamp. With the help… Read More
Alreadymade / Antenna
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Review: Old Narcissus / MGFF
Old Narcissus, directed and written by Tsuyoshi Shôji, begins with the apathetic but beautiful Leo (Mizuishi Atomu) spanking the 74-year-old Yamazaki (Tamura Taijiro), accompanied with playful tango music. Drenched in… Read More
Girls Don’t Cry / MGFF
Every baby Sapphic dream involves some sort of escapade to run away or a road trip or to kiss a pretty girl surrounded by fairy lights. Girls Don’t Cry sets… Read More
Interview with Kate Vinen / Mitayero
‘Being “Alive to the Moment” in MITAYERO – An Interview with Kate Vinen’ In 2022, award-winning writer and director Kate Vinen journeyed into the Amazon Jungle alongside Apichatpong Weerasethakul for… Read More
Master Gardener – contains spoilers
This review contains spoilers for the film Master Gardener. By Harry Gay Paul Schrader concludes his three-movie exegesis on the American soul with Master Gardener, a complicated film that proves… Read More
Film is Not a Film without an Audience
“This exhibition seeks to explore the importance of the audience in art. The gallery will hold a diverse and eclectic compilation of artworks, thoughtfully curated by Shea Donohoe. Each artist… Read More
Film Series: Louise Bourgeois goes to the movies
The Art Gallery of New South Wales have announced their latest film program to run aside the Louise Bourgeois exhibition. This is a free film series, so jump on in.… Read More
Interview with Dane McCusker and Jess Murphy / The Big Dog
The Big Dog is a unique entry in the indie scene, never before had I seen a debut so confident in its writing. The film follows Rich, a stockbroker with… Read More
Goodbye, Pink Flamingo 🦩 A Static Vision Festival
A three-day, single-screen celebration of queer, DIY, punk and underground film, running November 17-19th at the iconic Pink Flamingo Cinema!! More info/tix (cheap as, at $15 or less per film)… Read More
First Films at Golden Age Cinema
First Films is a film festival dedicated to introducing Sydney audiences to daring debut works from emerging directors. Celebrating its second edition with four Australian premieres and one Sydney premiere,… Read More