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The Academy Awards may be a glitzy party with an arbitrary approach to dishing out Oscars but, within the circus,
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Bi Gan’s Resurrection opens with a title card that sets the scene for his third feature: we’re in a future where the
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At a funeral, a character reads out the deceased’s favourite poem; it’s a blazing, lonely love poem that articulates the
The Ritual review – fails to scare, entertain or…
The release of a new exorcism movie has become a rather mundane ritual, but the latest, unimaginatively named The Ritual,
Bogancloch review – film and landscape are as one
In his 2011 film Two Years at Sea, artist/filmmaker Ben Rivers decamped to Scottish wilds with his hand-cranked 16mm camera
Dangerous Animals review – why sharks? They’re…
Near the beginning of Sean Byrne’s Dangerous Animals, Surfers Paradise local Moses (Josh Heuston) asks American free spirit Zephyr (Hassie