6.5
When it stops fighting you and making you engage with its jaw-droppingly bad UI, there’s a pretty compelling adventure here.
8
… an effective, classic spookshow that is very likely to crawl under your skin …
8
… emotional stunner.
6.5
… those who suckled on the cathode ray teat three decades ago, and want to try to recapture that buzzy feeling, may want to log in.
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Australian
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Nadine Whitney
James Mottram
Netflix
Erin Free
feature debut
Melbourne International Film Festival
Anthony Frajman
True Story
Abhi Parasher
French
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thriller
Grant Watson
sports
British
biopic
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Revelation Perth International Film Festival
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Forgotten Australian Films
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