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Sea Fever’s story is a visual metaphor illustrating the parasites that live within us. We checked it out at Sydney Film Festival.

Toshiyuki Teruya’s Born Bone Born is a story about a family struggling to come to terms with grief and tradition.

Selfie is currently playing at this year’s Antenna Documentary Film Festival. We asked Addy Fong to go and check it out for us.

Growing up, many of us stumble through an array of relationships, mistakes and memories in the hope of finding ourselves.

Set in the harsh Tasmanian winter of 1825, Jennifer Kent’s The Nightingale is not a film for the faint-hearted. Addy Fong reviews it.

We checked out Slam at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Here’s our review and photos from the red carpet.

So Long, My Son played at this year’s Sydney Festival. Addy Fong went along to check it out. Here are her thoughts.

Addy Fong caught a screening of Talking About Trees at Sydney Film Festival. Here are her thoughts.

Clean Up plays at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Here is what to expect if you head along to check it out.

Stories like Capharnaüm help bring awareness that the impact our actions as individuals may have on others.

A Star is Born is adapted from the 1976 and 1937 dramas of the same name, but is it as good as the hype suggests?

American Animals presents to us the problem with society and culture that often gives too great a voice to privileged middle class males.

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