New Interview with Melbourne Jazz singer songwriter Michelle Hines
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Chris
Here are a bunch films I recommend that you probably never heard of, all never have seen.
Return Home - Early 90's aussie film about a brother who goes home back to Adelaide to visit his older brother. It is a good old fashion story about the changing of times and about families doing it tough. Excellent acting from all the cast featuring Frankie j Holden, Ben mendelsohn, Dennis coard and micki camilleri ensures this film is a must see. It's one of those films that take it time telling the story to ensure the venue comes away with something.
False River - A rare thriller that is truly quality and one that has a really weird script. It revolves around three people who escape an asylum clinic lead by the main character Jim who is wrongly in prison. The film has solid acting, great directing and cinematography and it's is a really great story and I was so hooked from the start to finish, the ending is really good a few twists and turns that ensure your getting a solid film.
Ivans XTC - a straight up film about a Hollywood agent who suddenly dies, the film revolves around the lead up to his death. It's a drama that made me go wow is all Hollywood like this and yes I know it isn't but made me change the way I feel about actors, writers and also agents. It's never been properly released in America for the reason it made agents feel uneasy. Danny Huston is amazing as Ivan.
Manic - a film to me that changed how I saw Joseph Gordon Levitt as an actor. A film about a teenager who goes to a mental institution to deal with his anger. Joseph is amazing as Lyle and Don Cheadle as always gives a solid performance as therapist David Monroe. Solid directing and acting and the best use of Aphex Twin through out the movie.
Tully - a wonderful movie about two brothers living on a farm with their father. An amazing drama that will really leave you smiling at the end knowing that you have seen a solid film with great acting, good story line and directing to match.
She good so read on.
Chris
Here are a bunch films I recommend that you probably never heard of, all never have seen.
Return Home - Early 90's aussie film about a brother who goes home back to Adelaide to visit his older brother. It is a good old fashion story about the changing of times and about families doing it tough. Excellent acting from all the cast featuring Frankie j Holden, Ben mendelsohn, Dennis coard and micki camilleri ensures this film is a must see. It's one of those films that take it time telling the story to ensure the venue comes away with something.
False River - A rare thriller that is truly quality and one that has a really weird script. It revolves around three people who escape an asylum clinic lead by the main character Jim who is wrongly in prison. The film has solid acting, great directing and cinematography and it's is a really great story and I was so hooked from the start to finish, the ending is really good a few twists and turns that ensure your getting a solid film.
Ivans XTC - a straight up film about a Hollywood agent who suddenly dies, the film revolves around the lead up to his death. It's a drama that made me go wow is all Hollywood like this and yes I know it isn't but made me change the way I feel about actors, writers and also agents. It's never been properly released in America for the reason it made agents feel uneasy. Danny Huston is amazing as Ivan.
Manic - a film to me that changed how I saw Joseph Gordon Levitt as an actor. A film about a teenager who goes to a mental institution to deal with his anger. Joseph is amazing as Lyle and Don Cheadle as always gives a solid performance as therapist David Monroe. Solid directing and acting and the best use of Aphex Twin through out the movie.
Tully - a wonderful movie about two brothers living on a farm with their father. An amazing drama that will really leave you smiling at the end knowing that you have seen a solid film with great acting, good story line and directing to match.
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