The Bridge [2006] – A Thoroughly Modern Documentary
If you’ll forgive me I’m going to throw caution to the wind and begin on a wild generalisation. These days [I know, but stay with me] films are not what they used to be. Now […]
Reviews
Hidden Powers: The ArtReview Power100
The eagerly anticipated ArtReview Power100 list released November each year gives us a pretty astute overview of the often invisible directors of the artworld, but lacks any ethical reflection. The entrants are “ranked according to […]
Entering the Sleeping Beauty Chamber
Throughout this film, I was very aware of watching characters on the screen, rather than real people. Knowing that the director, Julia Leigh, is originally a writer, and that this was her first foray into […]
Film Review: Oranges and Sunshine
It will be news to many people that the Aboriginal people of Australia were not the only ones to have a stolen generation. Starting back in 1869, and continuing as late as the 1960’s, hundreds […]