My Old Ass Review – MIFF 2024
Every bit of My Old Ass that seems like every other film you’ve seen before has just enough of either a warm-hearted twist on it or enough LGBTQ colour to allow it to feel new.
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Cuckoo Review – MIFF 2024
The bicycle attack scene, a highlight of Cuckoo, is a suspenseful moment that showcases Singer’s ability to create a terrifying experience
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Memoir of Snail Review – MIFF 2024
It feels more like a film set in Melbourne than most live-action films in the city I’ve seen.
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I Saw The TV Glow Review [MIFF 2024]
A film for anyone who’s ever felt like an outcast, questioned their identity, or struggled to find where they fit within their family, friends, and the world around them.
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The ST. ALi Italian Film Festival Presented by Palace returns to cinemas, and we spoke to Festival Director Elysia Zeccola
Buongiorno, and welcome to the 2023 Italian Film Festival presented by Palace Cinemas.
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10 films to check out at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2023
The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is back for its eighth year for both films in the cinema and streaming at home.
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Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2022 | Top 10 Online Screening Films I Want To Watch
The Melbourne Documentary Film Festival is back for its seventh year in both a physical and online form for 2022.
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[MDFF 2021] Finding Creativity Review
The film doesn’t pull all the elements together into a satisfying movie.
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[MDFF 2021] Cry Of The Forests Review
Cry of the Forests is an insightful look at the activism work happening in Western Australia to protect forests.
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[MDFF 2021] Black Summer Review
Hagyung Koo’s debut feature documentary is one that all Australian’s will get a lot out of, and it’s a reminder of why we should always help one another and work to protect our planet.
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[MDFF 2021] Looby Review
I grew to understand and appreciate Keith Looby as an artist and person of intense political and passionate beliefs.
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[MDFF 2021] Mental As Everything Review
I just wish I could have watched something like this when I was younger.
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