During the Sydney Film Festival Jacqueline interviewed director Florian Habicht about his documentary Spookers. —- I had the opportunity to interview the director of Spookers, Florian Habicht at the Sydney Film Festival.… Read More
As a low-key [high-key, definitely high-key] ‘scandophile’, I’ve seriously been looking forward to the 2017 Scandinavian Film Festival – and as of July 11, it’s officially in Sydney. Opening with… Read More
Okja, from South Korean film veteran Bong Joon Ho (Snowpiercer) is an E.T.-like science fiction film that tears into the food industry, specifically the way we use and abuse animals.… Read More
Nick and Mischa hit the red carpet at the Closing night of the Sydney Film Festival to chat with Bong Joon-Ho.
by Nick Ward In this series, I wish to discuss some of my favourite filmmakers and hopefully introduce people to some of their favourite filmmakers. In my first entry into… Read More
Patti Cake$ directed by music video director Geremy Jasper screened at the Sydney Film Festival this year. This film received a lot of attention and hype at the Sundance film… Read More
For most, 24 hours can be mediocre, ordinary and indifferent or in the case of Ellipsis they can be life-changing. Acclaimed actor David Wenham presents his feature length directorial debut,… Read More
Wolf and Sheep by Shahrbanoo Sadat is not a political film, however is a political statement in itself, proving an alternative view to the clichéd narratives that dominate international versions… Read More
Brigsby Bear tells the story of James Pope (Saturday Night Live veteran Kyle Mooney), kidnapped as a baby by fake parents Ted (Mark Hamil) and April (Jane Adams) and made… Read More
Is there anybody out there? The Farthest is an immersing documentary, following the true story of the 1977 mission of the two voyager space crafts sent into space – these… Read More
