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Dan Clay

Delivery Man

On a list of pointless remakes over the last year you’d probably be hard pressed to top the likes of Let Me In and Carrie. However with original director Ken Scott transporting
June 4, 2014

Downhill

The premise of four friends reuniting to tackle a monumental crawl might sound familiar to anyone who watched last year’s enjoyable Cornetto-closer The World’s End. With the same booze count but no aliens
May 25, 2014

Beyond the Edge

Mountaineering movies certainly peaked with 2003’s startlingly inspirational Touching The Void. Now, utilising dramatic reconstructions and 3D footage with archive clips and real-life testimony, Leanne Pooley ascends Edmund Hillary’s monumental 1953 climb
May 21, 2014

The Invoking

With the advent of the Found Footage genre, independent horror directors have really benefitted from a low-budget approach. While Jeremy Berg’s The Invoking (originally known as Sader Ridge) isn’t one of those
May 4, 2014

The Amazing Spider-Man 2

While Marc Webb’s 2012 reboot managed to neatly sidestep those disbelievers in the ranks with a tale of teenage angst set against a superhero backdrop, expectation and anticipation for the sequel (two more have been
April 20, 2014

Prince Avalanche

Much like a sort of Midwest Waiting for Godot, David Gordon Green’s eighties-set comedy Prince Avalanche sees two men seemingly stuck doing an endless job in the middle of nowhere, waiting for
February 10, 2014

My Stuff – Nordic Film Festival

Though Morgan Spurlock made the simple video diary documentary an ironically palatable offering with Super Size Me, several filmmakers starting out have seen the merits of the formula and taken it to their hearts. Can
November 29, 2013

The Hidden Child – Nordic Film Festival

Though the likes of Apt Pupil and The Debt are keen to hint that the most ordinary seeming of people could be former Nazi war criminals, that hasn’t stopped others from pursuing
November 29, 2013

Stuck In Love

Fans of sprightly, introspective indie-comedies would probably look at Josh Boone’s directorial debut, Stuck In Love, and think it covers all the right bases. Dysfunctional families – yep, the right mix of
November 12, 2013

Utopia

Justifiably, the holocaust deserves its place in history as one of mankind’s darkest acts. That a similar treatment of Australia’s indigenous Aboriginal population is not held in the same regard by many,
November 11, 2013
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