Required viewing for those with an interest in the machinations of the Arts, director Peter Strickland steps up as the rightful heir to British auteur Peter Greenaway with this follow-up to “In Fabric”.
Set at an institute devoted…
A devilishly effective black comedy about a pair of old friends who enter into an increasingly bloody game of one-upmanship with a wealthy couple offering cash for dares.
Not called 'Cheap Thrills' for nothing, this indeed delivers on…
From the brainchild of celebrated Australian illustrator-author Shaun Tan comes this perfectly-formed animated adaptation of his best selling page-turner about a boy's discovery of a strange, homeless contraption. Clocking in at only 17…
The Who's ground-breaking rock opera about the deaf, dumb and blind kid who plays a mean pin-ball. It's a bad taste extravaganza that only Ken Russell could envisage. A garish treat.
Kicking sand in the face of John Waters latest efforts, this parody of GIDGET and other 60s beach party movies gets fabulous mileage out of sending up a bygone age of innocence.
Plays up the day-glo retro-kitsch as expected, but…