Orpheus and Eurydice – The Twisted Underbelly of Love
Revisiting the European classics such as Orpheus and Eurydice is useful for modern society because...
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Film Review: ‘Dogman’ Works Hard to Maintain its Humanity
The film opens on a snarling pit-bull in a cold, blue room. A timid Marcello (Marcello Fonte)...
Read MoreHitchcock meets Eastwood in Winton
The laconic pace of outback Australia seems an unlikely platform for a thriller but Aaron Pedersen as executive producer and star winds us so tight in this neat little film that there are times I could barely breathe. This...
Read MoreAll hail the Cineplex
The cheapest two hour thrill available within walking distance of West End costs less than ten dollars and offers two hours of usually satisfying entertainment. I refer to the iMax – not that we call it that any...
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