With the upcoming world premiere of my debut feature film, Meat Daddy, at Sydney Underground Film Festival on the 12th of September, I figured this is a good time to
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… delivers plenty of well-choreographed gunfire and fighting, occasional humour, and a few priceless scenes …
MAGA won't like Alejandro G. Iñárritu's new film starring Tom Cruise.
A gorgeously designed black comedy with a big brain and a loudly beating heart...
How you going mate? Awesome to see major studio Paramount backing an Australian made and themed IP.
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