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Best Director You Say?

Best Director You Say?

It appears that Jane Campion has won best director at the Oscars for her tedious film The Power of the Dog. Naturally the actress currently pretending to be the Prime Minister declared that Campion has put us on the world stage: Dame Jame Campion has put “New Zealand on the

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Another Attack on the Freedom of New Zealanders

Another Attack on the Freedom of New Zealanders

New Zealand First Media The ‘Kashmir Files’ has been shown in America, Australia, India and many other locations around the world.  To date the film has been viewed by over 1.1 billion people. The film is about true and real events surrounding the 1990 ethnic cleansing of Hindus in

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Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet at 25

Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet at 25

Daryl Sparkes University of Southern Queensland I’m a film-maker who became an archaeologist who became a film-maker who became an academic. I’ve had films screened at the Maleny film festival all the way to Cannes and everything in between. As well as a Senior Lecturer in Film Production

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Capitalist It was 50 years ago today that the first Godfather movie was released. The film struck a chord with an astonishingly large proportion of the world’s population (around 12% went to see it in 1972). It made stars out of Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, and James Caan (hitherto

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Movie Review: The King’s Man

Movie Review: The King’s Man

In the annals of Great Movie Franchises, the Kingsman series may not be up there with Star Wars, Indiana Jones, or James Bond, but they’ve carved out a respectable niche for themselves. Like, say, Stephen Sommers’ Mummy films, they’re at worst fun, action-adventure films, with engaging stars and

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Sam Elliot Misses the Point

Sam Elliot Misses the Point

Jane Campion is renowned for making long, dull, moody flicks that are as gorgeously filmed (and as boring) as anything David Lean ever did that wasn’t Lawrence of Arabia. Naturally, they’re reliable Oscar-bait and great favourites for wide, dull, moody feminists. The Power of the Dog is no

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Which Dystopian Story Does 2022 Resemble?

Which Dystopian Story Does 2022 Resemble?

Matt Hampton fee.org Matt Hampton is the Digital Marketing Associate for the Foundation for Economic Education. This is a version of an article published in the Out of Frame Weekly, an email newsletter about the intersection of art, culture, and ideas. Imagine waking up one day unable to access

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Hollywood Is Drowning in “Diversity”

Hollywood Is Drowning in “Diversity”

Tolkien fans are awaiting the much-hyped Amazon Lord of the Rings tv series not with bated breath, but trepidation. Please, Amazon, don’t fuck it up, is the most frequent comment in fan groups. “A fool’s hope,” as Gandalf would say. Fans are already wincing as a domino-effect of

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The Schvartzes Bite the Hand That Coddled Them

The Schvartzes Bite the Hand That Coddled Them

As I recently wrote, America’s racial Cultural Revolution is, much to their shock, now coming for America’s Jews. Worse still for America’s left-voting Jews, they’re suddenly realising that they’ve been sharpening the cultural pitchforks for a leftist progrom in the heart of the citadel that

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Must-Not-Watch TV

Must-Not-Watch TV

George R. R. Martin, author of the A Song of Ice and Fire book cycle that birthed hit tv show Game of Thrones, is not a fan of fan-fiction. Because, he says, it’s lazy and bad writing. “You have to invent your own characters, you have to do your

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Songbird: The Dystopian Film That Became Real

Songbird: The Dystopian Film That Became Real

Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and ten books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of

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Film Review: Don’t Look Up

Film Review: Don’t Look Up

This movie had so many terrible reviews, I had almost decided not to watch it. But over Christmas, with not much to do, the movie beckoned and with its star-studded cast, including Leonardo di Caprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep and Cate Blanchett (not to mention the very brilliant Mark Rylance)

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Movie Review: Spiderman: No Way Home

Movie Review: Spiderman: No Way Home

I’m going to have to give this movie two separate ratings: for the fans, 9/10; for non-fans, maybe a 6/10. The reason for the disparity is that this movie is the culmination of a two-decade odyssey that kicked off with Sam Raimi’s groundbreaking 2002 superhero film,

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Our Pick of the Films of 2021

Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. 2021 was a strange year for the film industry. Covid-19 closed the theatres for many months; a number of movies appeared first on streaming services like Amazon and Netflix. We’ve selected a dozen of the year’s releases

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Just Shut Up, Arec Barrwin

Just Shut Up, Arec Barrwin

Do something, Arec Barrwin! begs Kim Jong-Un in the 2004 comedy, Team America: World Police. Except that, as Kim finds out, Arec Barrwin is useress. Arec Barrwin… I mean, Alec Baldwin… is rapidly learning the same lesson. As part of my degree, I was forced to take several compulsory Communications

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