Monthly Archives: August, 2021
By Luke Buckmaster
Posted in - Film reviews on August 21st, 2021
First published on Flicks on November 27, 2020
The 25th anniversary of Terry Gilliam’s time travelling classic, about a world struck by a deadly virus, arrives during a year marked by a real-life pandemic. Critic …
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By Luke Buckmaster
Posted in - Film reviews on August 21st, 2021
First published on Flicks on October 9, 2018
To define a Paul Greengrass film as “intensely realistic” is to offer a description so commonly used and self-evident it comes close to meaning nothing at all. …
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By Luke Buckmaster
Posted in - Film reviews on August 21st, 2021
First published on The Guardian on April 4, 2019
Nobody predicted the immense success of Australian Damon Gameau’s 2015 directorial debut, That Sugar Film, a candy-coloured, Supersize Me-esque documentary exploring the effects of consuming sugar …
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By Luke Buckmaster
Posted in - Film reviews on August 21st, 2021
First published on The Guardian on October 17, 2018.
There is something both audacious and defeatist about writers of wrong-side-of-the-tracks stories who delight in obsessing over abominable characters and then, in a last-ditch …
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