Tag: Madman
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The Hunter: Featurette – Does the Tasmanian Tiger Still Exist?
VIDEO: Madman’s new featurette for The Hunter asks if the Tassie Tiger is still alive.
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Review: POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
REVIEW: Documentarian Morgan Spulock turns his critical eye to the world of embedded advertising, or as us mortals know it, product placement.
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The Reel Bits Presents The League – Exclusive Morgan Spurlock Interview
INTERVIEW: David McVay of the Film Actually podcast, representing a dynamic group of bloggers known collectively as The League, had a telephone chat with Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me) about his new film POM Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.
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Melbourne International Film Festival: 28 July 2011
FILM FESTIVAL: The first week draws to a close at the 60th Melbourne International Film Festival, with a stack of goodies yet to come. We take a look at Lena Dunham’s mumblecore film Tiny Furniture, Sion Sono’s brutal masterpiece Cold Fish and Richard Ayoade’s sublime Submarine.
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The Trip
REVIEW: Comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon reunited for their latest collaboration with English director Michael Winterbottom.
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Snowtown
SNOWTOWN may just claim the title of this nation’s most controversial film in years.
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Babies
Take a peek at the intimate moments that fill our first year of life, as French documentarian Thomas Balmès follows the formative period across the world.
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Review: Brighton Rock
REVIEW: In the second big screen adaptation of Graham Greene’s 1938 novel, Rowan Joffé’s Brighton Rock transports the classic murder thriller from the 1930s noir to the 1960s mods and rockers.
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New Trailer: ‘Snowtown’
New Australian drama Snowtown, the debut feature film of director Justin Kurzel and producers Anna McLeish and Sarah Shaw for Warp Films Australia, launched its official trailer yesterday via Madman. We take a look at it here.
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Biutiful
Alejandro González Iñárritu returns with his first film since 2006’s Babel, eschewing his linear-bending stories for a more straightforward but equally powerful portrayal of a man’s journey along the edges of life and death. Starring Javier Bardem in an Oscar-nominated role.
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