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The Noughts Report Part 4: 2004 - From After the Sunset to Wimbledon

The Noughts Report Part 4: 2004 - From After the Sunset to Wimbledon

BD Kooyman Sep 16, 2026 22 min read
Articles the noughts report

Welcome to the fourth instalment of the Noughts Report. Each entry revisits a year in film from the 2000s, highlighting movies big and small and the careers and genres and trends that ignited or flame…

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The Heretica Interviews: Téa Mancini on her journey into filmmaking through production design

The Heretica Interviews: Téa Mancini on her journey into filmmaking through production design

Andrew F Peirce Sep 16, 2026 15 min read
Interviews Téa Mancini Heretica

Téa Mancini (she/her) is a multi-hyphenate creative whose filmic body of work is growing in the realm of the art department and wardrobe, specialising in production design, while also building up a fi…

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The Heretica Interviews: Sabrina Tan on their filmic journey from Singapore to Naarm-Melbourne

The Heretica Interviews: Sabrina Tan on their filmic journey from Singapore to Naarm-Melbourne

Andrew F Peirce Sep 15, 2026 11 min read
Interviews Sabrina Tan Heretica

Sabrina Tan (Chinese: 陈姝颖) (she/her) is a Singaporean filmmaker based in Naarm-Melbourne. Sabrina is a multidisciplinary filmmaker who works in directing, production design, and graphic design. She is…

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Ken Kwapis pays tribute to true originals with his delightful documentary We Are The Shaggs

Ken Kwapis pays tribute to true originals with his delightful documentary We Are The Shaggs

Nadine Whitney Sep 12, 2026 3 min read
Reviews Interviews Documentaries music documentary SUFF Melbourne International Film Festival

We are the Shaggs is irresistible. Even if you find the music unlistenable (and that’s a common reaction), it’s hard to deny the innocence and openness that the Wiggin sisters put both into their songs and into their wonderful reminiscing.…

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Just Once Before I Die: On Fremantle Dockers and the Last Saturday in September

Just Once Before I Die: On Fremantle Dockers and the Last Saturday in September

Andrew F Peirce Sep 11, 2026 15 min read
Articles Fremantle Dockers football AFL

Lately I’ve been asking myself why I have dedicated over thirty years of my life to following a sport that I can’t play, while I follow a team that doesn’t know I exist other than as a membership numb…

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"People have the power to change things": Mhammad Babai on the necessary documentary Human Animals

"People have the power to change things": Mhammad Babai on the necessary documentary Human Animals

Kahn Duncan Sep 11, 2026 11 min read
Interviews Mhammad Babai Human Animals

Human Animals is a confronting but necessary documentary that examines the asymmetrical realities experienced by Israelis and Palestinians. Directed by David Wachsmann in collaboration with Palestinia…

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IX XI Director Sean Wilsey Discusses His Magnificent Documentary About the Event that Changed the World

IX XI Director Sean Wilsey Discusses His Magnificent Documentary About the Event that Changed the World

Andrew F Peirce Sep 11, 2026 17 min read
Interviews documentary Drama Interview Revelation Film Festival Sean Wilsey

This interview was previously published in 2023 and is republished today for the 25th anniversary of the attacks on 11 September 2001. IX XI is currently screening for free at various locations aroun…

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Practical Magic 2 is nostalgia bait with little to enchant

Practical Magic 2 is nostalgia bait with little to enchant

Nadine Whitney Sep 9, 2026 4 min read
Reviews sequel Nicole Kidman Sandra Bullock fantasy

Practical Magic 2 is the kind of movie that one watches silently begging to do something. Be braver and bolder, be better, be mildly enchanting. Be more than nostalgia with diminishing returns.…

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The Noughts Report Part 3: 2003 – From American Splendor to Zatoichi

The Noughts Report Part 3: 2003 – From American Splendor to Zatoichi

BD Kooyman Sep 8, 2026 24 min read
Articles the noughts report American Splendor

Welcome to the third instalment of the Noughts Report. A sequel to 90s All Over Me, each entry revisits a year in film from the 2000s, highlighting movies big and small and the careers and genres and…

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Win a copy of Giles Chan's Jellyfish on DVD

Win a copy of Giles Chan's Jellyfish on DVD

the Curb Sep 7, 2026 1 min read
Giveaway

To help celebrate the release of Giles Chan's powerful indie feature film Jellyfish on DVD, we're giving away two copies to supporters of the Curb. Jellyfish tells the story of Henry, a slack…

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Boorman and the Devil is a treat for film enthusiasts as it respectfully investigates a notorious flop

Boorman and the Devil is a treat for film enthusiasts as it respectfully investigates a notorious flop

Nadine Whitney Sep 7, 2026 6 min read
Reviews Sydney Underground Film Festival Documentaries horror films John Boorman

Almost enough to revisit Exorcist II: The Heretic with new eyes, although even the stars of the film don’t recommend that.…

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David Gulpilil – Journey Home, further away and beyond

David Gulpilil – Journey Home, further away and beyond

Guest Author Sep 7, 2026 5 min read
Interviews David Gulpilil Maggie Miles australian film

Journey Home, David Gulpilil (Maggie Miles and Trisha Morton-Thomas, 2025) celebrates his life and takes us on a journey that is equally spiritual and existential as it is physical and geographical. W…

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