6.5
Trifole
… the perfect film to see with your elderly aunt on a chilly Sunday afternoon.
7.5
BMX Bandits 4K
… fast-paced, well acted, slickly directed and brimming with early ‘80s charm.
6.5
… the perfect film to see with your elderly aunt on a chilly Sunday afternoon.
7.5
… fast-paced, well acted, slickly directed and brimming with early ‘80s charm.
8
… dumb fun done smartly.
8.8
… a kick-arse ride packing equal parts bombast and brainpower.
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Nadine Whitney
James Mottram
feature debut
Netflix
Erin Free
True Story
Melbourne International Film Festival
Anthony Frajman
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Abhi Parasher
Cannes Film Festival
sports
thriller
Grant Watson
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