7
... has a few bugs in its coding, but there’s something special about its construction that is worth appreciating.
6.3
… challenges racial stereotypes, and its characters are fleshed out and free of cliché.
... a keenly intelligent and deeply complex emotional thriller that will spark conversations aplenty.
Successfully harrowing without being gratuitous …
Providing a grounded story, wrapped in a dreamlike aesthetic, Electrician may frustrate with how slowly Conway shows his cards, but it’s still an impressive debut.
...a unique story that looks and feels rough but ultimately reveals a fascinating gem of Australian post-war history that was previously consigned to the dustbin of history.
...a creatively laudable exercise...
...a modern interpretation of Michael Powell’s Peeping Tom.