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‘The Book of Solutions’ // Partizan Films

‘The Book of Solutions’ was charmless. ‘The Book of Solutions’ is a film of problems. The latest comedy by Michel Gondry (‘The Green Hornet…

‘Golda’ was routine. ‘Golda’ proves that facts alone do not make a good drama. Facts can enhance character or provide a basis for a story. Bu…

‘Wicked Little Letters’ was brazen. The old saying goes, “the pen is mightier than the sword”. In the case of Thea Sharrock’s ‘Wicked L…

Mates Theatre Genesis Inc. and Redland Museum have collaborated to present ‘Farmer Will Swap Combine Harvester For Wife.’ A comedy that is about e…

‘The Rooster’ was unremarkable. Mark Leonard Winter’s directorial debut is a tragedy with hints of comedy that reels you in, lets you off the…

‘May December’ was outstanding. There’s little else to be said about ‘May December.’ It is a fantastically shot, incisively directed, sup…

‘May December’ was uneasy. They say that May is the summer of youth, that December is the winter of our lives and Director Todd Haynes mirrors …

‘Master Gardener’ was calculated. Veteran screenwriter and director Paul Schrader’s latest outing is a character study into stoic, meticulous…

‘Master Gardener’ was calculated. ‘Saltburn’ was duplicitous. We all know the feeling of wanting something seemingly unattainable. The f…

‘Revenge: Our Dad the Nazi Killer’ was reflective. In the years following the Second World War, Australia had the second highest percentage of …