We take a look at the new independent feature film My Stretch of Texas Ground by director Erich Kemp. Check out our review after the jump. [Read more...]
My Stretch of Texas Ground (2019) review
A Silent Agreement (2018) review
In the first Australian feature film to showcase ‘Auslan’ (Australian sign language), writer/director Davo Hardy plays a sensitive writer named Reuben, who grapples with a speech impediment, as his profoundly deaf boyfriend Derek provides strategies and support to restore his confidence. [Read more...]
Around the Bed (2017) review
A screenwriter writes a screenplay about a group of friends writing a screenplay in the independent feature film Around the Bed. [Read more...]
Repatriation (2017) review
After returning from serving abroad, a soldier decides to visit all the bars of his hometown, where he meets many people from his past in the independent feature Repatriation. [Read more...]
The October Flowers (2017) review
After being left a home by her recently deceased grandma, Danielle finds herself living amongst some old ghosts of previous occupants in the film The October Flowers. [Read more...]
Woodfalls (2014) review
A small family of travellers find themselves surrounded by trouble from the locals in the gritty British thriller Woodfalls. Check out our review. [Read more...]
2017 Screen Critix Awards – The Nominees
The nominations for the first annual Screen Critix awards have been announced, showcasing the very best independent features and short films reviewed by Screen Critix over the last twelve months. [Read more...]
Annual Screen Critix Awards Announcement
Screen Critix have announced that they will be awarding the best films they have reviewed on an annual basis. [Read more...]
The Broadcast (2015) review
A once popular actress, now a former shell of herself, mistakes a radio broadcast of Orson Wells’ War of the Worlds for a real news report in The Broadcast. [Read more...]
Runners review (2016)
In order to transport drugs, two dealers employ the services of local track athletes, but their coach stands in the way. We review the independent feature film Runners. [Read more...]