J. Fletcher

by J. Fletcher|05 August 202114 March 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

Having honed his genre chops directing the acclaimed short films Tommy (2020) and The Coatmaker (2018), Australian filmmaker Scott Dale, who now operates under the pseudonym S.K. Dale, delivers his debut feature film, Till Death. Landing somewhere between a darkly comedic survival thriller and...

Lower Decks: Season Two: Review

by J. Fletcher|01 August 202127 February 2022|Film Reviews, Post Category

After a slightly inconsistent first season, Star Trek’s latest animated series, the aptly named Lower Decks, returns with an unapologetic nosedive into the more absurdist culture of Easter-eggs, running gags and what the shows ensemble band of Starfleet rouges affectionately...

Elise McCann: Dream Weaver

by J. Fletcher|10 July 202111 March 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

After the hard-earned success the six-part web series The Housemate, which found itself picked up by ABC iView for a full series order, the Chips & Gravy team return with another comedic short-form web series The Power of the Dream,...

Garth de Bruno Austin: Rhino Warrior

by J. Fletcher|29 June 202102 March 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

Screening as part of this years Revelation Film Festival in Perth, the remarkable investigative documentary feature The Last Horns of Africa offers a brutal and authentic look into the devastation of Rhino poaching inside South Africa’s Kruger National Park. Fuelled...

Caroline Catz: Decoding Delia Derbyshire

by J. Fletcher|15 June 202122 March 2022|Interviews, Post Category

The name Delia Derbyshire may sound like a superhero sidekick from the pages of 80’s limited comic series, but the moniker actually belongs to one of the most undervalued pioneers of contemporary electronic music. In fact, Derbyshire’s influence across the...

Josee, The Tiger & The Fish: Review

by J. Fletcher|09 June 202123 February 2022|Film Reviews, Post Category

Having received a live action adaption back in 2003, author Seiko Tanabe’s classic short story Josee, the Tiger & the Fish has finally been granted the anime treatment thanks to animation studio BONES, the team behind the wildly popular fantasy series My Hero...

Nicholas Hamilton: Endless It Boy

by J. Fletcher|01 June 202115 March 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

After his macabre turn as the psychotic bully Henry Bowers in Andy Muschietti’s stunning 2017 adaptation of Stephen King’s IT, Australian born Nicholas Hamilton returns to the supernatural realm with the romantic teen drama Endless. But unlike the menacing violence...

Grant Petty: Blackmagic Man

by J. Fletcher|30 May 202122 March 2022|Features, Interviews, New, Post Category

While films like the Oscar nominated Minari and the cerebral sci-fi thriller Ad Astra may not appear to share much in common with the likes of Spider-Man: Far From Home or kaiju smackdown Godzilla: King of Monsters, much in the...

Hanna Griffiths: Patron Saint of The Sinners

by J. Fletcher|21 May 202128 February 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

Hanna Griffiths has worn many hats as she’s navigated her way through Australia’s entertainment industry and into the ever-shifting microcosm of Hollywood. Having grown up on a farm just outside Melbourne, she honed her performance skill competing in equestrian dressage,...

Reilly Archer-Whelan & The Last Extinction

by J. Fletcher|20 May 202115 March 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

Of all the social movements to have gained international traction over the past few years, the most significant and far reaching has to be the Climate Crisis, which even with its undeniable and abundant science, has still managed to not...

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