Tag: Sydney Film Festival 2016
Full coverage of the 63rd Sydney Film Festival.
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SFF 2016 Review: Oyster Factory
An observational look at life in a small Japanese town, where change is more rapid than the people’s way of life. A lingering shot of a sleeping cat, surrounding by idyllic vistas of the area known as Japan Aegean Sea, belies the tragedy that has fallen Japan since the 2011 tsunami and nuclear accident. Watanabe is…
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SFF 2016 Review: Land of Mine
REVIEW: A tense film set in the aftermath of the Second World War.
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SFF 2016 Review: Certain Women
REVIEW: A deliberate pace emphasises the strength of the characters in this measured study.
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SFF 2016 Review: Under the Sun
REVIEW: A film exposes how real the staged North Korea can be.
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SFF 2016 Review: Cuckold
REVIEW: A South African tale of an unconventional love triangle.
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SFF 2016 Review: Goldstone
REVIEW: Ivan Sen’s follow-up to Mystery Road is grander and more intensely exploratory.
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SFF 2016: Sydney Film Festival adds Cannes favourites ‘The Handmaiden’, ‘Toni Erdmann’, ‘Personal Shopper’, ‘Red Turtle’ and more
NEWS: New films straight from Cannes!
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SFF2016: Vampire mermaids, tickles, Pop – 10 films to see at Sydney Film Festival
SFF 2016: Our favourite picks from the massive selection.
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