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Barbarion: My Rock

“WHAT HAPPENED TO ROCK?” Behold the supreme power of Barbarion! Quench your soul in the river of fortitude and you shall fly high above the

Live Action

Animal Kingdom

"Animal Kingdom succeeds in maintaining a tangible sense of sinister fear and never falling into the trap of allowing violence to become a spectacle."

Music

CocoRosie: Gallows

Emma Freeman has created a hauntingly beautiful promo for CocoRosie’s track Gallows. Gallows is the second promo Freeman has made for the sisters, the

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN LFF2010 – Leap Year – Michael Rowe

Leap Year follows the month of February with freelance jounrnist, Laura. Shot within the four walls of her apartment, she observes her neighbours and eats

Live Action, Podcasts

DN179: Apricot – Ben Briand

Director Ben Briand joins us with his enchanting look at the universal theme of first love, 'Apricot' and discusses the importance of memory in his films.

Live Action

Samson and Delilah DVD

We've been eagerly awaiting the DVD release of Warwick Thornton's Samson & Delilah to see how well this tale held up to repeating viewings.

Asides, Live Action

SotW: Apricot

Ben Briand’s gorgeous short 'Apricot' questions what it would be like if you just couldn’t quite recall anything.

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN SXSW2010 – The Loved Ones – Sean Byrne

A word of advice, if the quiet, mousy girl asks you to the prom say yes. Otherwise you too may find yourself slow dancing through hell under a disco ball, as

Live Action

Apricot

Apricot is a beautiful, engaging short by Ben Briand, reminiscing on first loves and lost memories.

Animation, Podcasts

DN153: The Cat Piano – Eddie White & Ari Gibson

Eddie White, co-director of the beat poetry meets Arabic Jazz, kidnapped felines short The Cat Piano, joins us to discuss the film’s creation and the

Film Festival, Live Action

DN LFF09: Samson and Delilah – Warwick Thornton

DN takes a look at Warwick Thornton's Cannes, Camera D’or Winning debut feature Samson & Delilah.

Live Action, Podcasts

DN122: Spider – Nash Edgerton

Given the amount of time I spend watching films on my laptop or iPhone it’s easy to forget the role of cinema as a shared experience.

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