As the concise title suggests, Daniel Nettheim’s nuanced big screen adaptation of Julia Leigh’s novel The Hunter ponders the enigmatic man and his moving Tasmanian mission, with the finessed feature unravelling a mystery on multiple levels.
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@swardplay We've progressed well in the CANDELABRA queue, so will get in before you & save seat. Anyone else with u, or just 1 seat?
Rich, riveting and resonant, 'Paradise: Faith' paints a powerful portrait of extreme devotion that tests and rewards. #sydfilmfest
RT @swardplay: The engrossing 'Child's Pose' brings another formidable mother to the screen, complete with another exceptional performance. #sydfilmfest @mattsmovierev Thanks Matt! And don't stress - there's so much to see and do at the festival, and you have a little one to think about, too!
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest
@swardplay Cool. BTW sorry I can't make it to your Film Club tonight. Wish you all the best with it.
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest 'Lovelace's exploration of the dream and the reality of its namesake's rise to stardom is sadly never more than standard. #sydfilmfest In its blend of art, reality, contemplation and comment, one thing is certain - 'Closed Curtain' is neither open nor shut. #sydfilmfest
