documentary
Review – Whitney: Can I Be Me
This documentary wasn’t just your normal superstar backstory, this was a story about a woman’s journey through self-doubt, a controlling family, addiction […]
Review: David Lynch – The Art Life
Shining a spotlight on American independent cinema The American Essentials Film Festival, now in its second year, features a range of independent […]
Review: Whiteley
An Intimate look into Brett Whiteley’s life and legacy Whiteley uses Brett Whiteley’s art and interview archives to take you on a […]
Interview: Rosie Jones
Christian interviews Rosie Jones, director of the documentary The Family which premiered last year at the Melbourne International Film Festival and is now […]
Review: The Family
The Family is Rosie Jones and Anna Grieve’s ominously titled documentary about a bizarre Australian cult that was finally discovered by police […]
Review: The New Girl in Class – Indian Film Festival Melbourne
To say that The New Girl in Class is the weakest offering of the Indian Film Festival would be something of an understatement. Amrita […]
Great Minds Don’t Think Alike 1/9/16
Christian and Daniel chat about Executive Function and Dysnfunction, Project Unspell – a Dyslexic friendly alphabet – and a particularly problematic Indian […]
Interview | Nick Barkla
Amplify Wednesdays’ Toby & Rebecca spoke to Nick Barkla, documentary maker and director of Inside Fighter.
Interview | Em Baker
Amplify Mondays’ Zack & Thomas chat to Em Baker, documentary maker and director of SPOKE.
Dr. Anna Poletti: Life Writing and Ethics
How do you write ethically about a real, living person? Monash University Literary Studies lecturer Dr. Anna Poletti discusses the study of […]