'71 Review

Directed by: Yann Demange

Written by: Gregory Burke

Starring: Jack O’Connell, Sean Harris, David Wilmot, Richard Dormer, Charlie Murphy, Barry Keogh

Running time: 99 minutes

The One Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window and Disappeared Review

Directed by: Felix Herngren
Written by: Felix Herngren & Hans Ingemansson
Starring: Robert Gustafsson, Alan Ford
Running time: 114 minutes
Release date: TBA

Berlinale: Is the Man Who is Tall Happy? Review

Directed by: Michel Gondry

Written by: Michel Gondry

Starring: Noam Chomsky, Michel Gondry

Running time: 88 minutes

Release date: TBA

Berlinale: La Belle Et La Bête Review

Directed by: Christophe Gans
Written by: Christophe Gans & Sandra Vo-Anh
Starring: Vincent Cassel, Lea Seydoux,
Running time: 112 minutes
Release date: TBA

In a quaint little house in the French countryside, a mother tells her children a bedtime story. In the familiar form fit for a film based on a fairy tale, our off-screen maternal narrator recalls the story of The Beauty and the Beast whilst the visuals and cinematography bring the words of her voice to life.

Berlinale: Galore Review

Directed by: Rhys Graham
Written by: Rhys Graham
Starring: Ashleigh Cummings, Lily Sullivan, Toby Wallace, Aliki Matangi
Running time: 103 minutes
Release date: TBA

Initially, there was a lot to root for in Rhys Graham's teenage screwball feature, Galore, and the premise was a promising one. It is a valiant attempt at an honest portrayal of the ups and downs of the lives of a group of Australian youths in Canberra. The main players of this stage are introduced as Billie, the unapologetic wildchild, Laura, the gentle-souled daydreamer, Danny as the baby-faced skater boy and tough, misunderstood Islander kid Isaac. The film breezes through the events that take place prior to a raging bush fire that will tear through and eradicate everything they used to know as home - a roll call of drink, sex, relationships and rebellion.

Berlinale: Through A Lens Darkly: Black Photography And The Emergance Of A People

Directed by: Thomas Allen Harris
Written by: Thomas Allen Harris, Don Perry and Paul Carter Harrison
Running Time: 90 Minutes
Release Date: TBA

Berlinale: Boyhood Review

Directed by: Richard Linklater

Written by: Richard Linklater

Starring: Ellar Coltrane, Patricia Arquette, Ethan Hawke

Running Time:163 Minutes

Release date: TBA