BIFF 2017: Song to Song
Terrence Malick’s latest feature, Song to Song, clarifies the experimentation of his previous two films.
47 Metres Down (2017)
The middle half of the film is genuinely gripping and surprising, surpassing any budgetary constraints.
BIFF 2017: The Square
The thesis of The Square is simple: humans are selfish motherfuckers who only act benevolently because of the pressure of polite society.
Strictly Ballroom: Cheat Sheet
A guide to Baz Luhrmann’s 1992 Australian cinema landmark, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this week.
The Red Turtle (2016)
The Red Turtle is imbued with the resonant power of a creation myth, thanks to the simple yet expressive animation, the naturalistic sound effects, the swell of the vast ocean.
Black Eyes and Bare Breasts: Atomic Blonde and the Aesthetics of the Body
Charlize Theron plays a female James Bond – so why is she introduced in the nude?
Giveaway: Win Double Passes to 47 Metres Down [COMPLETED]
Thanks to Vendetta Films, ccpopculture has 5 double passes to give away to 47 Metres Down, releasing in Australian cinemas August 24th.
The Big Sick: The Refreshing Return of the Rom-Com
The Big Sick feels like a miracle of sorts, a breath of fresh air in a stale theatre stocked with tired also-rans.
The Trip to Spain (2017)
You know what to expect from the Trip films, and it’s here in abundance: cheesy puns, duelling impersonations, great food, glorious landscapes.
The Quiet Horror Of ‘Dunkirk’: Christopher Nolan’s War Epic Will Wreck You
Dunkirk is the final act of a horror film… but as a full-length movie.
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