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Q & A with Director David Fairhurst.

Director David Fairhurst introduces his first feature, the psychological drama Reaching Distance.

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Film Review: Suspiria

For what is nominally a horror movie, the new Suspiria is notably ambitious, aiming for a comparatively epic vision.

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OzAsia Film Review: Sulieman Mountain

Sulieman Mountain is a potently comic, gritty, gripping cinematic metaphor exploring experiences of profound dislocation between authentic local Kyrgyzstan culture and overbearing demands of modern globalism.

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Film & TV

Film Review: Halloween

The sequel we've been yearning for these last four decades.

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Film & TV

Film Review: Fahrenheit 11/9

Although this film appears to be haphazard it has a definite message: don’t be complacent.

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Film Review: Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween

A good excuse to take the kids out.

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Film Review: Boy Erased

At times incredibly difficult to watch, but well worth the emotional journey.

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MINI British Film Festival: Colette

A rollicking, satisfying, fascinating, constantly surprising cinematic journey.

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Film Review: An Interview With God

Doesn't hit any great depths, but is good-natured enough.

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Arts

OzAsia Festival Review: Dancing Grandmothers

In 2010 Korean choreographer Eun-Me Ahn took some of her dancers and three cameras, travelling around the country. On their journey they filmed older women dancing. These were farmers, fishers, shop-owners, horticulturalists. These women are the backbone of Korea, and Ahn wanted to celebrate them. Dancing Grandmothers is a work which grew out of that initial tour and combines dance, film and movement in a celebration of that most overlooked demographic: the older woman.