All posts tagged "Film"
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486Film & TVFilm Review: Wild Rose
Tom Harper directs this gritty, yet optimistic feature, about a young ex-con trying to make it as a country singer.
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643Film & TVInterview: Exhibition on Screen director Phil Grabsky
The hugely popular Exhibition on Screen series returns with Degas, and Glam chats to the producer, Phil Grabsky.
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1.1KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Hustle
Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson star in this hilarious gender-flip of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
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494Film & TVFilm Review: All is True
The imagining of Shakespeare's retirement years, written by Ben Elton.
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603Film & TVFilm Review: Avengers Endgame
An emotionally satisfying conclusion to the stories we've grown to love.
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890Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Champions
This outstanding comedy from Spain is imbued with humanity and laughs aplenty.
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2.7KFilm & TVFilm Review: Top End Wedding
Miranda Tapsell stars in and co-writes this warm, sophisticated Aussie rom-com.
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687Film & TV2019 SA Screen Awards Winners Announced
South Australia's screen industry celebrate's the achievements of the past year.
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618Film & TVMoro Spanish Film Festival Set to Dazzle
This year sees the Spanish and Latino Film Festivals join together to bring the best of Spanish language cinema to Adelaide.
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1.0KFilm & TVFilm Review: Us
Jordan Peele's follow up to his Oscar-winning directorial debut, Get Out, Us has received almost universal critical acclaim and made a killing at the box-office.
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1.4KEntertainmentFrench Film Festival Review: High Life
Robert Pattinson stars in this English-language sci-fi from French auteur, Claire Denis.
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619Film & TVWin $10000 In Funding At Pitch-o-Rama
Got an idea for a web series? This could be the kick-start you need!
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1.6KFilm & TVInterview: Miranda Tapsell and Bohemian Rhapsody’s Gwilym Lee.
The stars of Australian and world cinema descended on our fair city this weekend for the Adelaide Film Festival Pop-up. One of the most hotly anticipated premieres of this mini-festival is Top End Wedding. Starring the vivacious Miranda Tapsell, the film also features UK actor Gwilym Lee, last seen as Brian May in Bohemian Rhapsody. […]
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882Film & TVFilm Review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
A film that was 29 years in the making was always going to have trouble living up to expectations. Considering that this is a fairly faithful retelling of a tales of Don Quixote, it can be said that this was over 400 years in the making. Any way you slice it, it’s an impressive undertaking […]
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711Film & TV
Adelaide Film Festival Rolls Out the Red Carpet this Weekend.
Made with support of the internationally renowned Adelaide Film Fest FUND, the hotly anticipated Australian titles Top End Wedding and Animals are set to have their Australian Premieres at a celebratory Adelaide Film Fest Pop Up Event across 5 – 7 April in what will be a weekend of weddings, parties…and Q&As. Star and co-writer […]
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624Film & TVFilm Review: Pet Sematary
Stephen King’s Pet Sematary is regarded by King himself as his most frightening book. Reportedly inspired by the near-death experience of his son, Pet Sematary is a morbid story of grief and loss that even King thought was too dark to publish, only doing so to conclude his contractual obligations to Doubleday, the publisher of […]
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704Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Revenge
Revenge is a proudly feminist bloodbath from Parisian filmmaker Coralie Fargeat with the evils of victim-blaming in its cross-hairs! When Richard (Kevin Janssens) arrives at his secluded desert villa with his mistress, Jen (Matilda Lutz), their debauched weekend is interrupted by two of Richard’s mates, Stan (Vincent Colombe) and Dimitri (Guillaume Bouchède), who arrive at […]
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743Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Place Publique
AgnèsJaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri, four time co-winners of the César Award for Best Writing and, co-winners of the 2004 Best Screenplay Award at the Cannes Film Festival, have released their latest co-written film, Place Publique. The film is set in the home of Nathalie, played by Léa Drucker, who upon moving to the countryside hosts […]
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1.3KFilm & TVFrench Film Festival Review: The Night Eats the World
Based on the novel by Pit Agarmen, The Night Eats The World follows Sam (Anders Danielsen Lie), seemingly the only survivor in a zombie-infested Paris who has barricaded himself inside his ex-girlfriend’s apartment. Sam is safe inside the fortified apartment from the flesh-eating monsters outside, so instead of providing the heart-stopping thrills we have come […]
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983Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Dumped
One of the funniest films at this year's French Film Festival.
