REVIEWS / LILET NEVER HAPPENED

REEL SYDNEY FESTIVAL OF WORLD CINEMA 2015: The Closing Night film of Sydney's newest festival event is a hard but hopeful journey deep into the sordid world of Manila's child sex industry (Click here).
REEL SYDNEY FESTIVAL OF WORLD CINEMA 2015: The Closing Night film of Sydney's newest festival event is a hard but hopeful journey deep into the sordid world of Manila's child sex industry (Click here).
MIFF 2015: Iranian writer/director Nima Javidi discusses his appropriately-titled psychological drama, Melbourne, ahead of it's screening at the southern capital's iconic film event (Click here).
Things get weird and wonderful in this next round of Revelation 2015 reviews from The SCREEN-SPACE Critic's Capsule, including our take on the (very) unexpected frontrunner for Best of the Fest honours (Click here).
With his idiosyncratic sophomore feature, Hollywood, multi-hyphenate Davidson Cole (pictured, left; with co-star Dana Melanie) takes on the well-worn tropes of cinema lore and crafts a bracing, bold, bizarre odyssey that could only happen...well, you get the idea. (Click here).
The first volley of reviews from Revelation Perth International Film Festival, via The Capsule Critic, tackles some of the event's most challenging and anticipated films (including Doug Aitken's Amtrak artistic odyssey, Station to Station; click here).
Kicking off July 2 at Perth's Luna Theatre, the line-up of the 2015 Revelation Perth International Film Festival remains as enigmatic and exciting as ever (Click here).
Having screened his film Memories on Stone to UNESCO dignitaries in Paris overnight, Iraqi director Shawkat Amin Korki recalls conquering the complex, multi-tiered narrative and his own dark memories of the worst human slaughter in his nation's history (Click here).
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: Round 2 of The Critic's Capsule, in which we tackle horses, grandmas, siblings, ancient texts and BMX warriors (Click here)
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: Jennifer Peedom's account of Sherpa life in the face of western encroachment became a testament to bravery in the face of loss when Mt Everest took sixteen lives in 2014 (Click here).
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: Welcome to The Critic's Capsule, the best way to get all the review coverage of the 2015 Sydney Film Festival. Short, succinct insight into one of the most extensive film festival programs the Sydney organisers have ever offered (Click here).
Vinnie, Turtle, E and Drama chase fame and skirt (not always in that order) in Doug Ellin's celebrity-rich, morally-questionable bigscreen reworking of his hit HBO property (Click here).
SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2015: With twelve highly-touted entrants in the Official Competition, we check out the form on each of the works vying for the nation's top international film festival honour, the Sydney Film Prize (Click here)
Reworking the 80s Ozploitation shocker Turkey Shoot for 2015 audiences afforded director Jon Hewitt the scope to go after the media plague that is reality TV (Click here).
Gil Kenan's reworking of Tobe Hooper's Poltergeist updates the suburban tech but forgoes the convincing jolts in adhering to its PG-13 agenda (Click here).
SPOILER WARNING: We counter some of the Men's Rights Advocacy claims by celebrating the tough, smart women who have featured in George Miller's epic action quadrilogy (Click here).