suzume: The BRWC Review

There is perhaps no working director today who can explore humanity’s enduring connection to the past as well as Makoto Shinkai. Throughout his over twenty-year career, time and reflections on the pas...

Bosch & Rockit: Review

When I heard there was an Australian film releasing that was freely boasting of being shot in Byron Bay, I rolled my eyes, expecting a tourism ad. So, when I finally saw Tyler Atkins’ feature debut, B...

Last Seen Alive: Review

The dynamics of shooting a film can change a bad project to a good one and vice-versa. It can even elevate a weak premise or an overdone one and make them feel compelling and fresh. In action movies, ...