Posted on January 27, 2020
by Jordan Dodd
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Mati Diop uses her first short, a documentary of the same name, as thematic inspiration for her first full length feature. Diop opts to write a fictional story that sits parallel to the first, which followed four young men attempting to cross the… Continue Reading “ATLANTICS [2019]”
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Category: 2019, Film, ForeignTags: class distinctions, Drama, Islam, mati diop, Netflix, refugees, Romance, senegal, social commentary, spirituality, tradition
Posted on October 12, 2016
by Jordan Dodd
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Directed by John Jarratt, Kaarin Fairfax Written by Kris Maric Starring: John Jarratt, Kaarin Fairfax, Alan Finney,Robert Coleby John Jarratt (best known as Mick from the Wolf Creek films) brings us this small Aussie independent film that is now available to stream online. It… Continue Reading “STALKHER [2015]”
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Category: 2016, FilmTags: Alan Finney, Australian Film, Backlot Studios, black comedy, horror, independant film, John Jarratt, Kaarin Fairfax, Kris Maric, mystery, OZPIX Entertainment, Pinnacle Films, Robert Coleby, Romance, stalkers
Posted on October 15, 2015
by Jordan Dodd
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Directed by Guillermo del Toro, Written by Guillermo del Toro, Matthew Robbins Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston Crimson Peak reminds one of Edgar Allan Poe scribblings, as the camera swoops around a giant, Gothic styled house, accentuating the beautiful arches and painstakingly… Continue Reading “CRIMSON PEAK [2015]”
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Category: 2015, FilmTags: 2015, Crimson Peak, gothic horror, gothic tale, Guillermo del Toro, haunted house, horror, jessica chastain, Matthew Robbins, Mia Wasikowska, Romance, Tom Hiddleston
Posted on October 12, 2014
by Jordan Dodd
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Directed by Hugh Sullivan, Written by Hugh Sullivan Now this here is one a trip of a movie. Made locally in my home state of South Australia, it does a fantastic job of managing a meagre budget, using basically one or two sets, and… Continue Reading “THE INFINITE MAN [2014]”
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Category: Australia/New Zealand, FilmTags: Alex Dimitriades, Australia, Australian Comedy, Australian Film, Edinburgh Film Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival Official Selection, Film Festivals, Hannah Marshall, Hugh Sullivan, indie film, international film festivals, Josh McConville, low budget film, Melbourne International Film Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival Official Selection, movie review, Official selection SXSW, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Sitges Film Festival, Sitges Film Festival Official Selection 2014, South Australian film, SXSW Film Festival, The Infinite Man, Time Travel
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ATLANTICS [2019]
Posted on January 27, 2020 by Jordan Dodd
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Mati Diop uses her first short, a documentary of the same name, as thematic inspiration for her first full length feature. Diop opts to write a fictional story that sits parallel to the first, which followed four young men attempting to cross the… Continue Reading “ATLANTICS [2019]”
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Category: 2019, Film, ForeignTags: class distinctions, Drama, Islam, mati diop, Netflix, refugees, Romance, senegal, social commentary, spirituality, tradition