Sartre and Heidegger on Poetry
Heidegger considers poetry the art form most capable of accessing the aura of things, thus making it the most powerful of the forms.
Tag Archive: film
Blue Hour – Interview with Yuko Hakota
Yuko Hakota’s Blue Hour screened as part of the Japanese Film Festival in Sydney and Melbourne. We had a chat to her.
Review and photos: Slam at Sydney Film Festival
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 at Sydney Film Festival
So Long, My Son played at this year’s Sydney Festival. Addy Fong went along to check it out. Here are her thoughts.
Talking About Trees is a heart-warming piece
Addy Fong caught a screening of Talking About Trees at Sydney Film Festival. Here are her thoughts.
Em Baker discusses her new film, I Am No Bird
We sat down with Em Baker to chat about her film, I Am No Bird, which plays at Sydney Film Festival in June.
Film Review: A Star is Born
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?
Review: American Animals is nail-biting
American Animals presents to us the problem with society and culture that often gives too great a voice to privileged middle class males.
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot – review
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot is a film that resonates beyond its duration. Addy Fong explains why…
Film Review: Parasol Peak is unique
Parasol Peak is a short film which explores the disconnect between musicians. Here’s why you should give it a look.
Film review: McQueen is a thrilling periscope
‘McQueen’ interplays a variety of shot styles, as if mixing materials and prints, artfully matched and complimenting each other.
Interview: Mogwai go poppy and proud
Mogwai release KIN: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack; this month. Cherry Brearley spoke to Barry from the band.