Angelica Cristina Dio’s independently made Blak Douglas vs. The Commonwealth arrives at an auspicious time, NAIDOC Week, documenting its Archibald winning subject, Blak Douglas’ tracing of his grandmother’s story as
6.5
… a captivating exploration of the female experience, one that is compellingly driven by both setting and character.
7.7
… bizarre and beautiful …
7.5
… an engaging and heartwarming tale about a bunch of courageous women who wanted to do something and didn’t feel the need to ask for permission anymore.
9
...takes drollness to curious and often very entertaining new levels...
6.6
Sometimes, it’s great to tune in and drop out with a couple of guys who made the best they could with that they had, and still continue to do so.
7
… if you’re looking for a dark and comedic look at those strong and enduring bonds we share with our pets, this will certainly scratch that itch with its back
Sydney based filmmaker Jonathan Ogilvie’s latest film, the semi biographical Head South, premiered as the opening night film at the International Film Festival Rotterdam [IFFR], where we spoke with the
9.2
An absolute must for film fans.
The late, great Lynn Shelton's classic is screening for free as part of the Revelation Perth International Film Festival.