Shot over seven days in the Brisbane suburbs of Graceville and Chelmer, Fboi Pete stars Ryan Johnson and Kym Jackson, with Charlotte Carr, Gideon Mzembe, Dave Eastgate, Leonard Meenach and Hannah
8.5
… exacting and believable, watching it can feel like you’re involved in an emphatically unhealthy situation.
5.2
Sandy Keayes is magnetic ...
If you’re a filmmaker, or would like to be one, you’ve thought about your Oscar speech. Will you cry as you thank people? Or will it be forty-five seconds of
6.5
… a decent escape room-esque thriller, with good direction, compelling performances, and some choice pearls of dialogue
7.5
… deep and distinctive …
7.7
… deeply heartfelt, if darkly nihilistic …
It might be disappointing for some film students to realise, while they are struggling to finish the final draft of their first screenplay and trying to gather a crew with
Emerging Victorian filmmakers Koko Crozier and Lily Lunder deliver this moody and stylish looking multi-genre indie starring Jaimie Wood, Isabella Mangano and Jacob Pontil-Scala (Sunflower)
One of the breakouts of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where it won the prestigious Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award, Sorry, Baby marks a startling debut for actress-turned-writer-director Eva Victor.