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Review: Relic

27/1/2021

“Relic”, the debut feature from Japanese-Australian director Natalie Erika James is a deeply unsettling horror with something very particular to say. A 90-minute metaphor for the devastating changes that dementia inflicts on sufferers and their families, the film is about intergenerational support, familial inheritance, and the rotten thief that is dementia.

Review: Resisterhood

27/1/2021

Mission statement:
“To use the power of film to tell uplifting stories of resistance to reenergize the movement and inspire people to VOTE!“

With the express aim of encouraging women to vote in the 2020 US presidential election, this documentary doesn’t mince its words. By following grassroots organisers we are shown the importance of taking an active stand in the political sphere so that all people can be supported by a fairer society.

Review: The Exception

12/1/2021

“The Exception” (“Undtagelsen”) is a new Danish psychological thriller from director Jesper W Nielsen, who has a track record working on dramatic thrillers like Borgen, Redwater and Greyzone. “The Exception” is a thriller with a point to make about innate evil and how that manifests in seemingly innocent people. But the result is a film of such conflicting proportions it’s like oil and water unable to combine.

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