The Melbourne International Film festival kicks off on the 3 August. Their dedicated youth program has a diverse mix of films but you can also explore outside that program. If you… Read More
Melbourne International Film Festival 2017
Tag: MIFF
Interview with Florian Habicht / Spookers
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
Review: Patti Cake$ / Amy
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
Review: Ellipsis / Amy
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
Review: Brigsby Bear / Bill
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
Review: PACmen / Ethan
Super-PACs, short for super political action committees, often feature prominently in discussions about money in politics in the United States. These organisations are often credited as instrumental in the election of… Read More
Interview with Alain Gomis / Félicité
Tiana chatted with director Alain Gomis about his film Félicité which was in competition at the Sydney Film Festival. Where did you gain inspiration for Félicité, what events/circumstances influenced you? I’m from… Read More
Review: BLUE / Bill
Climate change and pollution have been widely discussed and argued about as two of the most important issues in today’s world, Karina Holden’s film BLUE looks at these issues from the… Read More
Review: BIG Time /Bill
Denmark’s Bjarke Ingels has been dubbed by TIME magazine as one the 100 most influential people. Aged 42 he’s the world’s most marketable architect, and in BigTime, he talks about… Read More
Review: Sameblod / SFF / Kena
Sameblod follows the story of Sami (native Scandinavian, also ‘Lappish’) teenager Elle-Marja who wants to go further than what her village Sami school can offer her. She wants to… Read More