3 RevFest Review: Baskin Pelican21 July 2016 "While it’s hard to gather any concrete meaning (or narrative) from the film, it’s gloriously satisfying to watch corrupt cops get their dues. In a decrepit abandoned police station, no less. A villager leading the troupe to their death actually yells “Fuck the police'." Zoe Kilbourn reviews. Film and Production0 Comments27 views
3.5 Review: Love & Friendship Pelican19 July 2016 "I do think this film is very much worth seeing, if just to see Whitman dispel myths of Austen as “fuddy duddy bullshit” (quote attributed to a woman on Facebook)." Pema Monaghan reviews Love & Friendship. Film and Production0 Comments33 views
Ghostbusters Vs. Ghostbusters Pelican15 July 2016 "Well, here’s the verdict: Ghostbusters 2016 is better than Ghostbusters 1984. (Hear that? That’s the sound of a million nerd heads exploding.)" Jaymes Durante breaking dumb fanboy hearts and minds. Film and ProductionVoice0 Comments16 views
2.5 RevFest Review: All the Time in the World Pelican15 July 2016 "It’s The Revenant meets The Brady Bunch, but less interesting." Yvonne Buresch reviews. Film and Production0 Comments6 views
What Is Cinema?: A Pelican #RevFest Guide Pelican11 July 2016 From art documentaries to dude bro horror non-sequels to intensely erotic feminist Wiccan oddities, RevFest 2016 has you covered. Pelican reviews. Film and Production0 Comments47 views
5 RevFest Review: Weiner Pelican9 July 2016 "A must-see for anyone interested in politics, or relationships, or the media, or sex scandals. Which really covers just about everybody." Review by Yvonne Buresch. Film and Production0 Comments4 views
Trash Critic: A Tale of Movies and Mayhem in Manhattan Pelican19 June 2016 New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael "wants you to unashamedly enjoy blood-spilling, cum-spraying, unapologetic trash," insists Ryan Suckling. "Not some dull, obscurely philosophical art film at Luna on SX." Film and ProductionVoice0 Comments66 views
4.5 Review: Our Little Sister (Umimachi Diary) Pelican29 March 2016 "Directed by perhaps the leading exponent of the boutique family drama, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s work reappropriates Akimi Yoshida’s manga series to present a fresh take on the complexities of sisterhood." Film and Production0 Comments110 views
3.7 Review: Rams Pelican22 March 2016 Make no mistake, 'Rams' is no blockbuster, and if you are looking for an action packed movie you’d better look elsewhere. This is, instead, a quiet film, with little dialogue, that celebrates little gestures. Patrick Bendall reviews. Film and Production0 Comments27 views
Interview: Rolf de Heer on Miles Davis & “Dingo” (1991) Pelican14 March 2016 "Yeah, he did see a final print. He sat in the back corner of the theatrette, with his jacket over his head, and gradually and gradually he peeked out from under it, and by the end, half his face was exposed. So he was sort of looking at it by then. He was very, very nervous about his own performance." Jaymes Durante interviews Dutch Australian filmmaker Rolf de Heer on his 1991 film 'Dingo', starring Miles Davis and Colin Friels. Film and ProductionVoice0 Comments512 views
