Interview by Parker Constantine In 2003, a quirky Aussie crime-comedy film called Gettin Square was released to the world. Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and written by Chris Nyst, the film was… Read More
The lights come up after a screening of Queer. I look down at my notes: something something… composition… perfection… cinematic sound design… Nirvana… imagery. Luca Guadagnino proves once again he… Read More
Resonance follows the Artamidae Quartet preparing for a performance in the ANAM Quartethaus, a small wooden box outside the Melbourne Exhibition Centre. The space was designed for a listener to… Read More
Eephus follows two unprofessional baseball teams gathering for their final match, as their beloved field is about to give way to a construction project. A hangout film full of quirky… Read More
Rewards For The Tribe lovingly documents the process of collaboration and creation between disabled and non-disabled dancers, of the troupes Chunky Move and Restless Dance Theatre, to create a final… Read More
The Contestant is an intimate portrait of Tomoaki Hamatsu, better known as Nasubi, who in the late 90’s was kept in a room of only bare necessities with racks of… Read More
Otto on Otto Red carpet Sydney Film Festival https://youtube.com/shorts/N8OlA-xWRA4?si=EehuxP8ZHwb-45VM
Building “A New Cinematic Language of Memory” in ‘PLAYLAND’ – An Interview with Georden West (writer/director/co-editor) & Russell Sheaffer (producer/co-editor) – interview by Parker Constantine. Playland is a hypnotising, theatrical,… Read More
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
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
