In addition to a new look to the Mr C website, we are in the process up updating our galleries with images from the various music and cultural events staged across Brisbane and surrounding areas in recent months. The first collection of images comes from the Mountain Goat Valley Crawl, the free music festival staged […]
Jean-Luc Godard may well be one of the truly great French filmmakers, but this latest offering from Academy Award-winning director Michael Hazanavicius (The Artist) focuses not on Godard’s screen legacy, but rather on his political activism in the late ‘60’s. Far from being reverential in its depictions of the protagonist, the film paints Godard as […]
Laden with ambiguities and stylistic flourishes reminiscent of David Cronenberg or Brian De Palma at his bonkers best, this latest offering from Francois Ozon (Swimming Pool, In the House) is a convoluted psychological thriller that is both unsettling and perversely funny with lashings of vigorous sex thrown in as Chloe – the protagonist of the […]
So, you’ve just made a successful award-winning drama about a young Indian boy adopted by an Australian family who returns to his homeland some 20 years later in an effort to track down his parents. What do you do next? Well, if you are Lion director Garth Davis, you follow up with one of the […]
It seems that more and more of the best movies are being made outside the Hollywood studio system, if not outside of America altogether, and the fact that several, if not all, of the Best Foreign Film nominees at the 2018 Academy Awards were better than all of those contending for Best Film is testament […]
When you gather a cast that includes the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Irons, Charlotte Rampling, Mary-Louise Parker, Matthias Schoenaerts, Ciaran Hinds, Joely Richardson and Joel Edgerton, the expectation is that something special will be the result. Well, not necessarily it seems because Red Sparrow is a dumb-headed, misogynistic, misguided mess of a movie that […]
