Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 27.04 Things To Come In this lovely and thoughtful new film from Mia Hansen-Løve (Goodbye First Love, The Father of My Children), Isabelle Huppert (Elle) plays Nathalie, a […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 20.04 Berlin Syndrome Have there been too many movies about girls kept captive by horrible men? Do we really need another? In her third film […]
At inner west cinemas April 21 Movie Club previews: Get Out There’s lots of buzz about for this American indie-thriller, about a young black man’s strange visit to his white girlfriend’s parents house. It’s […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 13.04 Frantz François Ozon shot this reworking of an earlier fevered melodrama (Ernst Lubitsch’s Broken Lullaby) in black and white, with only a few brief scenes in colour. […]
At inner west cinemas April 13 Art-house pick this week: Personal Shopper With no less than four 4 star movies opening this Thursday (Apr 13), how is it possible to nominate just one? Film-buffs will […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 06.04 The Country Doctor Former doctor turned film director Thomas Lilti was nominated for a César for the hospital drama Hippocrates, and he’s on familiar […]
Colossal Deconstructing the monster movie genre in wildly imaginative ways, American indie writer-director Nacho Vigalondo unleashes a fantastical tale that also triumphs as a wholly original and subversive romantic comedy. Featuring an empowering central performance […]
At inner west cinemas April 7 Late Night Preview Screening of RAW The US rating warning (their version of R) is hilarious, letting us know we’ll see “Aberrant behaviour, bloody and grisly images, strong sexuality, nudity, […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 30.03 A Man Called Ove Based on a best selling novel, and one of Sweden’s most successful comedy films ever, A Man Called Ove should […]
Special events and screenings at Inner West cinemas March 30 Land Of Mine opens Two Best Foreign Film Oscar-nominated movies open today – Sweden’s A Man Called Ove and this one from Denmark. Both are excellent, […]