...kinky and enjoyable...
Sydney Underground Film Festival
Forty-five years ago, Xanadu spun into cinemas on a burst of glitter, roller skates, and Electric Light Orchestra harmonies. The critics were merciless, audiences were divided, and Hollywood quickly chalked
A historic and one-off event is happening at the upcoming Sydney Underground Film Festival on Saturday 14th September, 4pm at Dendy Cinemas, Newtown. It’s a program of rare films by
Co-writers and directors Eric Laplante and Susie Moon have something special here, a good-natured comedic gem with a welcome level of unpredictability thanks to its out-of-the-box storytelling.
... moves at a quick pace and does not attempt to dwell too much on any one episode of Gondry’s life, offering us glimpses of his family and work.
The co-writer/director brings the righteous vengeance in Saint Clare. What drew you to Don Roff’s novel Clare at 16? How did the project come about as your follow-up to Braid
Quickly emerging as one of Australia’s most unique filmmakers, Platon Theodoris is riding high on the digital and DVD release of his quirky wonders Alvin’s Harmonious World of Opposites and
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