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The Review
Blue Moon by Richard Linklater is a quiet but powerful film that mostly takes place inside a smoky bar called Sardi’s on the night...
The Review
Blue Moon by Richard Linklater is a quiet but powerful film that mostly takes place inside a smoky bar called Sardi’s on the night...
The Review
Imagine bursts onto the screen pulling viewers into a vibrant, otherworldly adventure. Directed by Tyson Yunkaporta and Jack Manning Bancroft, this Australian animated feature...
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As the direct follow-up to last year’s 28 Years Later, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple doesn’t just continue the saga—it elevates it, transforming...
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In the delightful Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, director Laura Piani crafts a bilingual romantic comedy that dances between the quaint charm of Jane...
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In the sun-soaked waters off Australia’s Gold Coast, Dangerous Animals delivers a pulse-pounding edge of the seat thriller and shark horror that dares to ask: who’s...
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Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert is a film that transcends the boundaries of a traditional concert film, weaving together electrifying live...
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Justin Kurzel’s Ellis Park is not your typical documentary. It’s a blend of personal portraiture and urgent activism, weaving together the life of Australian musician Warren...
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The John Wick universe expands with Ballerina, a stylish and ferocious spin-off that carves its own path while staying true to the franchise’s roots. Directed by Len...
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The Great Lillian Hall is a melodrama that captures the essence of theater life while delivering a deeply human exploration of mortality and legacy. Directed...
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The legacy of The Karate Kid franchise, spanning over four decades, continues to thrive with Karate Kid: Legends, a vibrant addition that blends nostalgia with a bold...
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The 2025 HSBC German Film Festival closed with a chilling bang at Luna Palace Cinemas, presenting the Australian premiere of Mother’s Baby, a psychological thriller...
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Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme is a kaleidoscopic caper that takes us through the director’s signature aesthetic with a mischievous vibe. This espionage black comedy feels...
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A24’s Bring Her Back, directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, is a grim follow-up to their electrifying debut, Talk to Me, which ranks among my all-time...
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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, the eighth and final chapter in Tom Cruise’s iconic action franchise, delivers a spectacle that dazzles on the...
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In the dark corners of the internet, where anonymity breeds depravity, DarkGame, directed by Howard J. Ford and stars Ed Westwick as Detective Ben Jacobs,...
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Clown in a Cornfield is a delightfully chilling horror flick that proves sometimes a stellar cast can elevate a story into something truly memorable. Directed...
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The Salt Path is a cinematic gem that transforms a tale of hardship into a radiant celebration of resilience, love, and the healing power of...
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Universal Language is a cinematic oddity, blending the stark poetry of Iranian New Wave cinema with the deadpan absurdity of a Winnipeg winter. Matthew Rankin,...