Tomorrow When The War Began
Beth Wilson reviews Tomorrow When The War Began, and is pleased to see an Australian action film that works, with a large budget that wasn't wasted. Read more
Daybreakers
Beth Wilson reviews Daybreakers - a science-fiction and horror film written and directed by two Australian twin brothers, Peter and Michael Spierig. Read more
The Boys Are Back
Beth Wilson reviews The Boys Are Back - the new film from Scott Hicks, starring Clive Owen and Emma Booth, shot in the beautiful state of South Australia. Read more
Prime Mover
Beth Wilson reviews the new film from David Caesar, set in Dubbo, NSW - Prime Mover, a tale of trucks, love and dreams - and finds the story entirely relatable, and surprisingly magical. Read more
World Of Women’s Cinema 16th Film Festival
Kicking off on the 14th of October is WOW - World of Women's Cinema Festival, currently in its 16th year. Beth Wilson explains. Read more
Van Diemen’s Land
Beth Wilson reviews Van Diemen's Land - a physically unsettling film that she describes as an assault on the senses. Read more
How Australia Betrayed Then “Saved” East Timor
In this unsettling article, Beth Wilson examines Australia's relationship with East Timor since the 1970s, including cover-ups, Indonesian oppression and the role of the media in foreign conflicts. What she uncovers is a dark history. Read more
Beautiful Kate
Beth Wilson reviews Rachel Ward's latest film and finds that while it ticks all the boxes, it still falls slighty short. Read more
Missing Water
Beth Wilson reviews Khoa Do's new film and discovers that its beauty is in its simplicity. Read more
Participant Observation: Dispatches from the SFF
Beth Wilson discovers some cinematic gems in the Sydney Film Festival - Disgrace and In The Loop - and shares her thoughts on them. Read more
Samson and Delilah
Beth Wilson wonders when discussion will turn towards to the subject matter of the film named as Australia's best ever, rather than its cinematography? In this in-depth review, she opens the debate by asking a few questions. Read more
