My Favourite Woody Allen Movie
Can we really separate art from the artist? RACHEL EDDIE examines the effect of Woody Allen’s alleged crimes on our enjoyment of his films. “What’s your favourite Woody Allen movie?” Dylan
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FILM REVIEW: Calvary
Words by SAMI-JO ADELMAN John Michael McDonagh’s follow-up to his debut The Guard is a black comedy, starring the stoic Brendan Gleeson as a good priest tormented by his own rural
FILM REVIEW: Yves Saint Laurent
Words by AMELIA CALDER Yves Saint Laurent, directed by Jalil Lespert, is a biopic film about the famed fashion designer of the same name. Though primarily marketed as a film about
FILM REVIEW: All This Mayhem
Words by NINAH KOPEL All This Mayhem delivers a thrillingly real insight into the crazy lives of Australian skateboarding icons Tas and Ben Pappas. The brothers from Melbourne conquered the world,
FILM REVIEW: Love is Strange
Words by CAMERON MANION The subtle and the brutal hold hands in Ira Sachs' latest feature, Love is Strange. The movie, as a whole, is a refreshingly realistic interpretation of daily
REVIEW: Like Father, Like Son
Words by Aaron MonopoliLike Father, Like Son is a Japanese film directed by Kore-Eda Hirokazu. It tugs on the heartstrings and approaches a sensitive story in a dignified manner. The
REVIEW: I, Frankenstein
Words by MAX GRIEVERather than going to see how I, Frankenstein pans out, I suggest you stand outside the cinema, take the $20 that you were going to spend on
REVIEW: Bends
Words by JULIETA LOCANECelebrating the role of women in the essentially male-dominated realm of filmmaking, the premiere of Bends, which was featured as part of the World of Women Film
COMP: Any Day Now
Thanks to Pinnacle Films, Vertigo is giving away 5 DOUBLE PASSES to Any Day Now, showing in cinemas April 10 at the Palace Verona and Dendy Newtown.For your chance to win, email submissions@utsvertigo.com.au with ‘Any day now
Zinegeist #2: Filmme Fatales
At just twenty-four, Brodie Lancaster’s already got a bit of an empire brewing. Inspired to create a space for intelligent writing about women, Brodie launched Filmme Fatales - a zine where