Film reviews, TV shows
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A Quiet Place Speaks Volumes
May 8, 2018 | Amelia Howell
Subversive and subtle, A Quiet Place employs the premise that silence is safe and sound is deadly.
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The Gateway Review
May 4, 2018 | Cameron Turner
With national success of his last two films, director John V. Soto brings us his highly anticipated new film The Gateway. Read More
Review: Brisbane-based TV show, Harrow
May 4, 2018 | Kristina Chapman
Every night, Brisbane city enhances its beauty with an array of colourful lights adding a little sparkle for everyone to enjoy. Unfortunately, one night is different for forensic pathologist, Daniel Harrow. It’s the night of his big secret, a secret he intends to keep buried forever. Read More
Spanish Film Festival comes to Brisbane
May 4, 2018 | Cameron Turner
Now in it’s 21st year, the annual Spanish Film Festival (SFF) has arrived in Brisbane. Read More
The Death of Stalin Review: Political satire at it’s best
May 4, 2018 | Nathan McMillan
Comedy is not a word generally associated with one of the worst tyrants the worlds ever seen, but The Death of Stalin manages to do just that. Read More
Sunset Cinema Launches in Brisbane
March 23, 2018 | Nathan McMillan
With summer coming to a close, a pop-up theatre with good food and good vibes sounds like the best way to ring in the holidays. Read More
Women In History: Mary Magdalene Review
March 15, 2018 | Cameron Turner
Last week, we were fortunate enough to attend a Q&A screening of Mary Magdalene. With this film being his second feature, Director Garth Davis sat in to answer some questions about the film and his career. Read More
The 2018 Brisbane French Film Festival
March 6, 2018 | Nathan McMillan
The 29th French Film Festival returns to Brisbane this week, showcasing 50 films with an exciting range of genres.
Palace cinemas will be hosting the event across their two locations in Brisbane; Centro and … Read More
Monsieur Chocolat: The Circus Isn’t Just Black And White
July 14, 2017 | Ash Walker
Straight out of France, Monsiuer Chocolat is an enthralling yet tragic story about the highs and lows of circus fame.
For The Love of Film: The Minds Behind Adam’s Crossing
June 17, 2017 | Ash Walker
In lieu of their upcoming short film Adam’s Crossing, we sat down with co-writers Chris Timms and Michael Telford to have a chat about their movie, having a perfect script and the struggles of filmmaking in Brisbane. Read More
Hotel Coolgardie: An Outback Hell
June 16, 2017 | Barney Lewis
Hotel Coolgardie is Pete Gleeson’s documentary about two Finnish backpackers, Lina and Stephie, and their experience with the Coolgardie locals and an outback pub. Read More
Don’t Tell: Queensland’s Latest Feature Film
June 3, 2017 | Ash Walker
Don’t Tell is Tori Garrett’s first feature length film with an impressive, all-Australian cast. This film focuses on the true events surrounding a child sex abuse trial in the early 2000’s. Read More
An Afternoon with Audrey Hepburn
May 26, 2017 | Lena Owen
Oh, Audrey. The epitome of class and style. Known for her iconic role in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Audrey Hepburn is loved and admired around the world. But like Holly Golightly, too often her adoring fans see the surface and miss the depth of character. Read More
20th Century Women: Beautiful and Compelling
May 20, 2017 | Ash Walker
Mike Mill’s 20th Century Women is a delightfully intriguing film about the messy moments of life. Read More