Note: I worked on the PR campaign for this film, but this review is unpaid and reflects my honest opinion. In 2041, Earth is facing an Ecological Collapse. Humanity’s survival depends on establishing an interplanetary civilisation. The Seed program has been developed to colonise new worlds, and making this mission possible is a single entity- […]
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“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two substances: if there is any reaction, but they are transformed” – Carl Jung. Brett (Guy Pearce) lives in Melbourne, Australia, and works full-time as a host for a television program that discusses all things music and pop culture. Tash (Claudia Karvan) is a journalist
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It has been 13 days since the Kang family moved from the city to start a new life near a mountain. Despite knowing nothing about the mountain lodge business, the family made the bold move to buy an old Misty Inn resort at a bargain price from the village headman, Mr Park. Each family member
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Brothers Jake (Dirk Hunter) and Phillip (Charles Cottier) wake up one morning and make a terrible discovery about some animal stock on their farm. Adding to the disfigured livestock, Jake is also suspicious about how Phillip is behaving. Jake drives out to visit his brother Graham (Christian Willis) to ask him to return home and
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Introducing a unique murder mystery. Dani (Carolyn Bracken) is renovating her large, old home with her husband, Ted (Gwilym Lee). As Dani works on the renovations and their home, Ted works full-time as a doctor. While working, Dani often worries about her twin sister Darcy, who is experiencing various health complications. As a result, Dani
Alice (Alice Garner) and Mia (Frances O’Connor) are two film students struggling with various life challenges, such as finding a new roommate to assist with rent and navigating the complexities of finding love and romance. It’s been three years since Alice has had a partner, and her desire for love has increased thanks to a
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Opening with text on the screen, various historical moments are introduced. Starting in Sydney on January 26th, 1988, the Bicentennial celebration sparked “The Rocks Riot”, and fifty-one people died. Following the Rocks Riot, Mururoa Atoll was destroyed by a nuclear accident on December 3rd, 1988. Making matters worse, Pacific fishing grounds became polluted and in
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As fifteen-year-old Leland Fitzgerald (Ryan Gosling) tells us about a day he can’t remember very well, we watch a young boy on his bike in a park. It’s obvious from Leland’s narrative that something horrible and tragic occurred in the park concerning the boy on the bike and that Leland is responsible. When Leland’s mother
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Note: I worked on the PR campaign for this film, but this review is unpaid and reflects my honest opinion. Walden (Emile Hirsch) works full-time as a stenographer, recording every spoken word in a courtroom. Holding a remarkable record of typing 343 words per minute, Walden takes his job seriously and proudly. Given the nature
Matt Formston is a blind surfer from Australia. Despite having only 3% vision, Matt has always pursued his long-term dreams and goals, especially in sports, never allowing his disability to hold him back. His determination, passion, and skills as a surfer have earned him groundbreaking records. At the beginning of the documentary, Matt explains that
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