June (Noni Hazlehurst) experiences some temporary lucidity; despite the fact she’s been living with Dementia for several years. After bolting from the aged care home, she visits her last residence and is shocked to find some new tenants living in her home! Her family are pleased she’s herself again but she’s missed out on some major life news and milestones. She attempts to … [Read more...] about June Again – Film Review
Films
Latigo – Film review
Australian premiere Co-founder of Australia’s legendary Wogs Out of Work stage show, Simon Palomares knows comedy. In Latigo, he turns his attention as a documentary filmmaker to the comedy scene in Cuba. Palomares uncovers a vibrant, energetic history that proves humour truly is an international language and the Cuban way of dealing with decades of hardship. These … [Read more...] about Latigo – Film review
Twist – Film review
Twist is a modern day take on the Dickensian tale Oliver Twist, where a young orphan is subjected to a life of poverty until he comes upon a family of sorts that takes him in. It joins the queue of numerous film adaptations since the book was first published. A young Twist (played by Raff Law) has come to enjoy painting and learning about art from his single mother Molly … [Read more...] about Twist – Film review
Wrath of Man – Film Review
The Wrath of Man is a clever action heist film. The storyline centres around a truck security guard (Jason Statham) who’s looking for revenge on the death of a family member. Later we meet a bunch of ex-military men who decide to rob the depot. They are trained, armed and absolutely ruthless. So you can expect some blunt and aggressive scenes. The story unfolds at a good … [Read more...] about Wrath of Man – Film Review
German Film Festival: Brisbane
The German Film Festival is an annual event featuring the best new films from Germany showcasing Festival favourites, works of auteurs and the best new talent. German Film Festival Highlights FABIAN: GOING TO THE DOGS (Fabian oder Der Gang vor die Hunde). Dominik Graf’s adaptation of Erich Kästner's iconic 1930s Berlin set novel, sees a dashing idealist played by Tom … [Read more...] about German Film Festival: Brisbane