After Christopher Robin (Scott Chambers) successfully escapes from Pooh and Piglet (Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey), the locals are determined to hunt Pooh and Piglet, destroying various forest areas to find them. With no other options left, Pooh (Ryan Oliva) and Piglet (Eddy MacKenzie) seek refuge and assistance from their friends Tigger (Lewis Santer) […]
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The film opens with a game of chess being played by two mysterious men and a voiceover letting us know who they are: Abe (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) and Frankie (Nathan Phillips). Abe is an old-school gangster who has dissociative identity disorder, meaning there are multiple personalities flowing in his veins. As for Frankie, we learn
Denise (Freya Tingley) and Johnny (Charles Grounds) are a pair of good mates who are lovers of all things drug-related. Both Denise and Johnny are eager to get some more drugs, having recently run out and needing a quick fix. However, when it comes to finances, they’ve seen better days. When the pair visit Kane
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Walkden Entertainment (aka Peter Walkden) had the honour and pleasure of attending the global press conference for Cobweb! We were also delighted to ask the director and writer Jee-woon Kim some questions about his new film, which is available in Australian Cinemas from October 5th. Cobweb explores the world of filmmaking and deals with critics’
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Walkden Entertainment (aka Peter Walkden) had the honour and pleasure of attending the global press conference for Cobweb! We were also delighted to ask the lead actor Song Kang-ho some questions about his new film, which is available in Australian Cinemas from October 5th. So I have to ask you, this is your first time
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Set in the 1970s, we follow a well-known film Director named Kim (Song Kang-ho), who is currently working on his new movie Cobweb. After having recurring dreams that are impossible to forget, Kim decides that a reshoot of Cobweb’s ending is a must to make the movie a masterpiece. Kim feels ignoring this vision for
A small group of activists meet to discuss threats to the world. Simon (Simon Laherty) calls himself the mayor of the group, and throughout the meeting, he attempts to make sure everyone is heard and gets along. Sarah (Sarah Mainwaring) and Scott (Scott Price) are also by Simon’s side. Sarah often feels pushed aside or
Sarah (Sarah Snook) is a single mother to her only daughter, Mia (Lily LaTorre). During the day, Sarah works as a doctor in the field of fertility and will often drop off and collect Mia from school. At this time, Sarah is dealing with losing her father, whose belongings remain at her house. On top
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When he returns home, Chen Zhen (Bruce Lee) discovers that his Master, Huo Yuanjia, has died. His heart is heavy and filled with sadness; Chen attends the funeral with many fellow students from Jing Wu School to pay his respects. The loss of his former master continues to make Chen suffer internally to the point
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The film opens with a pair of criminals meeting to try and conduct an exchange at one of Australia’s great attractions, Uluru (referred to as Ayers Rock in this film). During the exchange, both men are surprised to find undercover agents from the Federal Narcotics Bureau secretly waiting for them. A chase occurs, resulting in
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