Bill & Ted Finally Face The Music
It’s been a long wait, but Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter have announced that Bill & Ted will finally have their third adventure hitting theatres in
Best Movie Musicals to sing your way through isolation
Isolation can be hard, boring and you probably feel trapped. Well here are some classic, groovy movies to sing and dance along to. There’s a
The Spectacular Failure of ‘Teaneck Tanzi: The Venus Fly Trap’ On Broadway
Despite the success of Clare Luckham’s play ‘Trafford Tanzi’ in London, its American adaptation titled ‘Teaneck Tanzi’ fell short of audience expectations and of its
Punch-To-The-Face Of The Innocent: Ringing Bell
Who could have guessed a children’s film would warn us against becoming the very thing we wish to destroy? Children’s television has changed drastically over
Flare and Falter: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series. Chapter Eight: How’s The Serenity?
The 1990’s proved to be a revolutionary time for Australian film with releases moving away from the outback and into the Australian suburbs. Both in
Here’s Why Some Hollywood Directors Should Stay OFF The Corporate Ladder
We all know moviemaking is an inherently expensive exercise. Even the amount of money we’d consider low (or no) budget filmmaking would be enough to
Flare and Falter: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series. Chapter Seven: Not A Knife
The international success of Ozploitation films such as Crocodile Dundee pulled in a large income for Australian films, but created a reputation cemented in stereotype and inaccuracy.
‘The Flare and Falter’: The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series: Springs, Steel Springs
Riding the wave of critical success in the 1970’s, Australian cinema during the 80’s saw filmmakers explore new avenues in their representation of Australian life.
“The Flare and Falter”- The Definitive History Of Australian Cinema. New FIB Book and Documentary Series: Have A Drink?
The 1970’s saw the emergence of Australian cinema as a distinctive and scintillating challenge to international competitors with the rise of the Australian New Wave movement.
‘Dune’ Set To Be One of 2020’s Biggest Film Releases
Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming science fiction film has many fans of the novel anxious to see the epic story translated to screen. Frank Herberts 1965 science
Mulan Remake – The Issues of Diversity, Politics and Faithfulness
The live action remake of Disney’s Mulan (1998) is facing great backlash from both eastern and western audiences alike for its poor quality and inauthentic
