Film of the week: Evil Does Not Exist
The Japanese director behind 2021’s Drive My Car delivers a beautiful and contemplative eco-drama that ends with one of this year’s most harrowingly haunting endings.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readThe Japanese director behind 2021’s Drive My Car delivers a beautiful and contemplative eco-drama that ends with one of this year’s most harrowingly haunting endings.
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readAlex Garland divides opinions, and America, in a nihilistic war fantasy. And the surprise Spanish animated Robot Dreams is a charming piece that both breaks and…
By Francisco Silva - 5 min readThis week, an action film and a serious drama about the nature of institutionalised racism. One set to be a modern classic, the other no…
By Francisco Silva - 5 min readJapanese master of social-realism Hirokazu Koreeda makes his first film outside of his native country, and an American indie feature debut taps into that millenial…
By Francisco Silva - 5 min readArtist and curator Amber Creswell Bell’s fifth book is a collection of some of the best Abstract Art Australia has to offer
By Laura Gamio - 2 min readKeanu Reeves takes one last ride as John Wick in the fourth film of the action saga, and Of An Age, a heartbreaking Australian gay-awakening…
By Francisco Silva - 5 min readKazuo Ishiguro pens Living, a British adaption of a Kurosawa classic with Bill Nighy, and Shazam! 2 tries to pick up the pieces of DC…
By Francisco Silva - 6 min readThis week Andrea Riseobourgh proves that her Oscar nod was well deserved, while Bobby Farrelly does the offensively bare minimum
By Francisco Silva - 6 min readIndividual cases, multiplied by many repetitions, can help to teach big lessons. So it is in 50 Human Rights Cases that Changed Australia, a courageous,…
By The Hon. Michael Kirby - 2 min readSam Mendes writes and directs this prestige drama that in spite of Olivia Coleman’s tremendous performance, fails to hit the right buttons.
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readThis week, one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking British debuts in recent memory, and a film so ludicrously entertaining that it’s hard to believe…
By Francisco Silva - 5 min read