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Review – Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) May 23, 2015
Review – Obvious Child (2014) May 14, 2015
Review – Still Alice (2014) May 8, 2015
Review – Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) May 3, 2015

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Was worried that after 25 years in the making The Man Who Killed Don Quixote would struggle against anticipation, but the more I watched the more I got into it. @sydfilmfest

Caught NZ comedy @thebreakerupperers at @sydfilmfest and it really hit the spot. Gets a general release in July and it’s well worth a look.

Here we go! @sydfilmfest

Prepping for The Man Who Killed Don Quixote at @sydfilmfest by catching up on Lost in La Mancha.

Saw @iamnotyournegro at @sydfilmfest last year and it blew me away. Showed it to my students today and it did the same to them.

No #royalwedding for me. I opted for Paddington 2. I won.

Chungking Express, a sweet film about home invasion.

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007) is an amazing piece of point of view storytelling

By sheer coincidence today we watched Grave of the Fireflies in class just after hearing of Isao Takahata’s passing. An incredible film from an absolute giant of animation. #studioghibli #isaotakahata

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