Film
From Opening to Closing Night: The 59th Sydney Film Festival – Part Two ft. The Comedy, Jeff Who Lives At Home, Safety not Guaranteed and more.
In the first part of my Sydney Film Festival review series last week, I looked at four of the films I saw during the festival, and gave you my impressions of the festival as a whole. In short, I thought they nailed it. This week I conclude my review series with another four films I…
From Opening to Closing Night: The 59th Sydney Film Festival – Part One ft. Not Suitable for Children, Whore’s Glory, Dead Europe and Today.
Over the weekend, the 59th annual Sydney Film Festival wrapped things up with an excellent closing night film and party at the beautiful State Theatre. One of my favourite things about the festival is its inclusion of the classic venue – it’s a joy to see a film as they were watched many decades ago:…
Strange New Planet: Fantastic Planet Film Festival 2012
Furlong in Below Zero Fans of Science Fiction are a unique breed; they are a loyal, open-minded and adventurous lot who do not discriminate against the independent, low budget or unknown when they search for new and special examples of the genre. Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy films have continuously prevailed as the biggest blockbusters…
Sounds on Screen: Sydney Film Festival – Hanna (M)
You might be wondering why you’re seeing film reviews suddenly pop up on the AU review… well, ultimately it’s because of this film. When Hanna was announced as the opening night gala of the 2011 Sydney Film Festival, a film which The Chemical Brothers scored, it dawned on me that there was a whole world…
Sounds on Screen: Sydney Film Festival – LENNONYC (NR)
Over the course of the next 12 days, I’ll be covering just about anything music related I can get my hands on at the 2011 Sydney Film Festival, in the new segment “Sounds on Screen”. From music docos to soundtracks featuring Calexico, Johnny Greenwood (Radiohead), The Chemical Brothers and more – if it heralds a…