Moving Pictures Vol. 44: For all the Marbles
Logan’s Moving Pictures is back with a journey into smoke-filled pool halls and time spent in our youth. This editionContinue Reading
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Porcelain – Raindance Film Festival 2021
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Far Eastern Golgotha – Raindance Film Festival 2021
Taxi driver Viktor Toroptsev is an unlikely YouTube sensation, but this documentary about a man determined to change things inContinue Reading
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A Train set Mystery starring Charles Bronson that’s what Breakheart Pass is. It’s the cast and crew that elevates it to oneContinue Reading
Beans – Raindance Film Festival 2021
A coming of age story from a little-seen historical and cultural perspective, centred on an indigenous girl growing up inContinue Reading
The Hill Where Lionesses Roar – Raindance Film Festival 2021
Three young women see their chance of independence slip from their grasp and decide to take matters into their ownContinue Reading
