Corsage – an eerily tranquil depiction of a woman unmoored
REBEKAH DAVIES reviews a sumptuous and alarming contemplation of human nature and society screening at the NZ International Film Festival.
Hallelujah – a flawed film about a songwriting genius and just one song
REBEKAH DAVIES reviews a fascinating but problematic film about a songwriting genius and a song covered to the point of meaninglessness.
Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time – a lovingly crafted documentary
REBEKAH DAVIES reviews an extraordinary documentary about an extraordinary author screening this week at the NZ International Film Festival.
Sorry We Missed You – England At Its Grimmest
Ken Loach's latest paints a grim but compelling picture of contemporary England, writes REBEKAH DAVIES.
Photograph – Film REVIEW
REBEKAH DAVIES gives the thumbs up to a love story in an intoxicating setting that’s as much about self-discovering as smouldering chemisty.
Reporting Directly From The New Zealand International Film Festival #5
It must be a horrid thing sitting in the dark through hundreds of thought-provoking films from all over the world just to pass judgement
Reporting Directly From The New Zealand International Film Festival: #3
It must be a horrid thing sitting in the dark through hundreds of thought-provoking films from all over the world just to pass judgment
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