Australian and New Zealand Films
Josh Tanner, “Wandering Soul” (2016) An intensely claustrophobic film, seemingly a ghost story set during
Scott Woodburn, “Rick and Ruby” (2019) Playing like an episode in a never-ending road-movie series
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
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)
Jocelyn Stamat, “Laboratory Conditions” (2017) A very tight little film with an unexpected twist, “Laboratory
Peter Ghesquiere, “Downside Up” (2016) A sweet-natured film exploring concepts of normality and difference by