With the hype of the royals in Australia rampant in the air, many were keen to gather at Palace Cinemas Paradiso to catch the premiere of Colette on the opening night of the Mini British Film Festival 2018.
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FILM REVIEW: "American Animals" takes a heist thriller into the wild
American Animals is the best of both worlds: blockbuster thriller and madcap documentary.
Film Review: "My Generation" is self-congratulatory but intermittently charming
Michael Caine anchors this vision of Swingin’ Sixties London
Podcast: RIP The Best Popular Film Oscar (Part 1)
In Part 1, we discuss our favourites and our middle ones of 2018
Film Review: "Harmony: The Five Frequencies Saga Part 1" is the title of a real movie
Sometimes whole scenes go by and the actors do a good enough job to make you feel not embarrassed
Lavazza Italian Film Festival 2018: "Boys Cry"
The Lavazza Italian Film Festival will be feeding punters with some of the best Italian cinema the continent has to offer.
FILM REVIEW: The "Johnny English" franchise will live to Die Another Day
Johnny English is out of retirement for (probably) the first time.
Film Review: "The House With A Clock In Its Wall" Is As Imaginative As Its Title
A lump of cracked dough slathered in movie-flavoured sauces.
Film Review: "McQueen" is a beautiful and emotional chronicle of Alexander McQueen's rise in fashion
A gorgeous and raw look into the life of the disruptive visionary, (Lee) Alexander McQueen.
Podcast: Blackkklansman, Mission Impossible Fallout, Christopher Robin, Luke Cage, GLOW, OITNB
Spoiler-free reviews of recent movies Blackkklansman, Mission Impossible - Fallout, Christopher Robin, as well as new seasons of Netflix shows Luke Cage, GLOW, and Orange Is The New Black.
Film Review: "BlacKkKlansman" is hilarious, but it's no joke
This Spike Lee joint is one of the year’s best.
FILM REVIEW: Out-of-this-world "Living Universe" imagines the first mission beyond our solar system
Living Universe is a beautiful, intriguing and mind-blowing documentary imagining the perilous first mission to a planet outside our solar system and the search for alien life in our universe.
Film Review: "The Breaker Upperers" is a disappointingly broken comedy
Amid the dead air and amateurish production, I could vaguely sense where The Breaker Upperers humour was coming from, and it’s certainly a refreshing perspective. You want to like it because it's so desperate to please and to make you laugh.
Film Review: Competent but conventional "Beirut" isn't worthy of Jon Hamm
If there’s any reason to see this, it’s for Jon Hamm.
Film Review: "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" doesn't let a plot get in the way of a good time
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again might be lacking in the plot department, but that doesn’t stop it from being an entertaining film and a must for any musical fan.
Film Review: In "Skyscraper", How Much Dangling In The Air Can One Man Do?
It’s a The Rock movie.
Scandinavian Film Fest: "What Will People Say" Is a heartbreaking depiction of an even more heartbreaking truth
The annual Scandinavian Film Fest is back in a big way with this wonderful Norwegian/Pakistani tale.
Rev Film Fest: "Bugs" is an exceptional depiction of modern Australian school life
An incredible debut feature that heralds a genuine talent, BUGS follows a group of teenagers at high school as they plan their weekend and jostle for position in the complex hierarchy of teenage social networks.
Film review: "You Were Never Really Here" Deconstructs the Action movie
An anti-action action film.