Nominated for the 2023 Palme d’Or and rumoured to be the renowned director’s last film (and at 87 years old who can blame the guy), Ken Loach’s new film The… Read More
The Old Oak / Cunard British Film Festival
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Everything Will Be Fine In The End
Well this one was a wild ride. Everything Will Be Fine In The End (2023, written, directed and scored by Joe Bartone II) centers a wayward group of… friends???… Read More
Interview with Jason Di Rosso / The Hidden Spring
by Flynn Boffo Radio National’s ‘The Screen Show’ and its host, Jason Di Rosso was my introduction to film criticism. With his weekly show, my eyes were opened to the… Read More
Review: Sick of Myself
In a world where 15 minutes of fame is not enough, what measures is one willing to take to get the attention they “deserve”? That’s a question director, Kristoffer Borgli… Read More
ABOUT FILM IN REVOLT
Film in Revolt is a platform for youth who want to talk film, make film and write for/about film. The revolution has arrived. Film in Revolt aims to Reshape the… Read More
Interview with Steve Wilson-Alexander / Coil
By Flynn Boffo Coil is a heartfelt tribute to video stores and communities that surrounded them. Described as a live cinema experience the show was written by Mark Rogers… Read More
Interview with Amiel Courtin-Wilson / Man on Earth
Man on Earth directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson is a stripped-back and contemplative documentary that follows Robert “Bob” Rosenzweig on the last 8 days of his life. Having set out a… Read More
Interview with Jack Clark and Jim Weir / Birdeater
Earlier this week Flynn from Film in Revolt sat down with the directing team behind his most anticipated film at Sydney Film Festival, Birdeater. Written by Jack Clark and Co-Directed… Read More
Interview with Alena Lodkina / Petrol
Alena Lodkina’s sophomore release Petrol was a standout feature in MIFF’s 2022 selection and is currently undergoing its theatrical release. The film tracks young film student Eva as she develops… Read More
I Love My Dad / SUFF
I Love My Dad opens with a note to the viewer, stating that what will follow is indeed a true story. A viewer may at first think nothing of… Read More