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by J. Fletcher|29 October 202123 February 2022|Interviews, Post Category

Luke Eve is a filmmaker who knows how to pivot. In a world that has just spent the past two years in a pandemic flux the writer/director, come actor, has managed to navigate a chaotic wave of rolling lockdowns, COVID-phobia...

Frank Lotito: Finding Smith

by J. Fletcher|23 October 202113 May 2022|Features, Interviews, Post Category

With so much content streaming in the current marketplace, it can be a frustrating exercise for a filmmaker to find an audience for their work. Especially with the pandemic saturating the market like never before, forcing distributors to offload a...

Scott Derrickson: Dialling in Death

by J. Fletcher|21 October 202124 February 2022|Interviews, Post Category, Trailers

2021 has been a difficult year for the horror genre with a number of hit and miss releases struggling to find an audience during what has arguably been an actual year of hell. But with Halloween on the horizon, it...

Karena Slaninka: MCX Re-Imagined

by J. Fletcher|05 September 202115 March 2022|Features, Interviews, New, Post Category

Billed as an annual industry event for emerging and developing content creators, MCX Screenmakers is set to take its seventh edition completely online for the second consecutive year thanks to the impact of COVID-19. However, with a little more planning...

S.K. Dale: Till Death

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...

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...

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...

Yoshihiro Fukagawa: Poetry in Motion

by J. Fletcher|05 December 201309 March 2022|Interviews, Post Category

You’d be forgiven in assuming a biopic of an elderly Japanese poet might not seem like the most compelling subject matter for a film. However, director Yoshihiro Fukagawa (Into the White Night) would beg to differ as the accomplished filmmaker...

Miwa Nishikawa: Dream Merchant

by J. Fletcher|15 November 201210 March 2022|Interviews, Post Category

Not unlike most film cultures across the globe, Japan’s cinematic history has borne a significant disadvantage with an absence of a distinct female voices to drive its cultural narrative, especially in a culture that could have benefited from a distinct...

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