Australian and New Zealand Films
Clean: finding peace and freedom from trauma by helping others deal with theirs
Lachlan McLeod, “Clean” (2022) As this documentary demonstrates, there’s much more to the word “clean”
Australian and New Zealand Films
Lachlan McLeod, “Clean” (2022) As this documentary demonstrates, there’s much more to the word “clean”
Anthony Fabian, “Mrs Harris Goes to Paris” (2022) A light and lively film harking nostalgically
Essays | Multi-media Presentations
Vladimir Putin’s Valdai Speech at the XIX Meeting (Final Plenary Session) of the Valdai International
Ihsanul Huq, “The Collector” (2021) A very moving story thanks to its lead actor Frank
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
“Land Reform in the Philippines” (Asianometry, 17 October 2022) For most of its existence as
Australian and New Zealand Films
Nik Kacevski, “Mongrel” (2021) A very minimalist little film, featuring just two actors, “Mongrel” poses
Ridley Scott, “Thelma & Louise” (1991) Two best friends – one a waitress whose musician
Michael Koerbel, “In Captivity” (2011) Superficially in the style of a “Truman Show” situation comedy,
Rebecca C Scott, “Together Forever” (2022) A well-made film, driven almost entirely by its characters’
Carlton Meyer, “The Rebellious Colony of Mali” (Tales of the American Empire, 14 October 2022)