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stretchbrock · 10 months
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Bedevil, stylised as beDevil, is a 1993 Australian horror film directed by Tracey Moffatt, the first feature directed by an Aboriginal Australian woman.
The film is a trilogy of surreal ghost stories. Inspired by ghost stories she heard as a child from both her extended Aboriginal and Irish Australian families, Moffatt created a trilogy in which characters are haunted by the past. All three stories are set in Moffatt's highly stylised, hyper-real, hyper-imaginary Australian landscape.
BEDEVIL (1993) dir. TRACEY MOFFATT
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holly-mckenzie · 6 months
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Where are you from? The government calls it Turning Point Reserve. We call it home.
STELLAR (2022) directed and written by Darlene Naponse
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devilledgreggs · 7 months
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Christina’s world (Andrew Wyeth, 1948) // BeDevil (Tracey Moffatt, 1993)
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akajustmerry · 11 months
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haven't done this in a longggg while! here's a round-up of some faves I've written over the last few months!
“I Carry Their Experiences In My Heart”: Patrick Abboud On Investigating Australia’s Only Gay Prison - an interview with gay Lebanese-Australian journalist and author Patrick Abboud on his 5-year-long investigation into Australia's only gay prison.
How The ‘Succession’ Finale Takes The Roys Back To The Beginning - explaining how the Succession grand finale paralleled the pilot.
Why ‘The Great’ Is So Great? Because It Feels Australian - analysing how Hulu's The Great is secretly, philosophically, very Australian.
‘Ted Lasso’ Is Officially Out Of Its Depth - explaining how Ted Lasso as a show grossly mishandles the stories of its marginalised characters.
Will White People’s “Didgeridoo” Jokes Ever End? - why I am sick of non-Aboriginal peoples making our sacred instrument into their punchline.
The Wes Anderson Trend And TikTok’s Tendency To Forget About Context - discussing TikTok's culture of context collapse, using the Wes Anderson trend as a case study!
Succession’s Masterful Vibe Check - My review of 'America Decides' and analysis of how 'Succession' generally inspires conflicting empathy and disgust in viewers.
How To Degender Award Shows, According To A Very Serious Non-Binary Person - what it says on the tin. Just me having fun imagining how we could de-gender award shows.
The Strange, Surreal Feeling Of Going About Your Day While The World Crumbles - Explaining what "hyper-normalisation" is and why so many people think they're feeling it right now.
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tygerland · 2 months
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David Gulpilil - Ramingining, Australia 1998 - by Michael Rayner.
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wistfulfag · 8 months
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FIREBITE (TV, 2021) created by Warwick Thornton and Brandon Fletcher
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vinceschilling · 6 months
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It's November! #HappyNativeAmericanHeritageMonth
So, you might wonder, What is Native American Heritage Month?
A brief article with videos, photos and ways to celebrate by Akwesasne Mohawk journalist and author Vincent Schilling.
#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
via Native Viewpoint
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notahorseindisguise · 4 months
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I like seeing all your movie liveblogging posts when I haven’t seen the movie. no CLUE what’s going on but that movie really does sound great/bad 👍
anyways, do you have a favorite movie? or a few movies you’d want to recommend? I have a big ol list of movies I want to watch soon and I want it to be bigger >:)
OOOO my favourites. so. im actually not that big of a movie guy! im trying to get more into them since i have a whole fucking load of free time. but i definitely have 2 favourite movies
one you may have seen, but definitely have heard of is "everything everywhere all at once". fucking AMAZING movie. genuinely. i used it as a rated text for my english extension course, so in all the essays i wrote, i wrote about that movie, as well as Albert Camus' myth of sisyphus. but yeah its a banging film. i highly recommend.
second is an early taika waititi film. there are a lot of really good taika movies, like "boy" is amazing. and "jojo rabbit" is really fucking great. but my favourite is one thats like. objectively not that great. but i adore it. its called "eagle vs shark", and its probably my favourite movie of all time? not sure tho, favourites are very difficult to pick
but eagle vs shark is, as i always describe it, 2 imperfect people in imperfect love. like. idk how to explain it? its a silly little comedy movie with a really lovely romance in it. and i normally don't like romance movies but this one is nice. to me. idk. because the people in it just suck so much. but its about how even they are still in love and how awesome that is. idk hdnshbs i hope im not maming it sound lame. jts not lame
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skullsandpearlsss · 11 months
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The Wild One - Official Trailer
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thevampcave · 1 year
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woke up at 7am, put the dreaming(1988) on, pen and paper, 3 pages worth of notes, the complete realisation why i haven’t stopped thinking about this film since june
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africanhotep · 2 years
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holly-mckenzie · 6 months
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STELLAR (2022) directed and written by Darlene Naponse
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blakpearlsss · 27 days
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Okay, so there's this film about my Mob (Tribe) that I wanted to share with you all me being a Traditional Owner and all.
Plot: Based on the incredible true story of James Morrill. James was a British sailor who was shipwrecked off the coast of Northern Queensland. He was on the brink of death until he was rescued by an Indigenous tribe (the Birri Gubba) and accepted as one of their own.
James lived with them for 17 years, he fell in love with the people and married a beautiful indigenous girl. However the violence between the white settlers became too frequent and James decided to return to his colonial life to save the people he loved. He chose to fight for the indigenous with the law and not the spear.
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akajustmerry · 2 years
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it’s another ‘features i’m chuffed i wrote at work’ post, babes!
The Second Season Of ‘Russian Doll’ Is A Surreal Yet Tender Look At Integenerational Trauma - breaking down how ‘russian doll’ uses surrealism to explore intergenerational trauma. soft brag but my boss gave me a raise and cited this article as one of the reasons.
A Brief Breakdown Of The Holocaust Dismissal Controversy Surrounding ‘Stranger Things’ - explaining how the latest series of Stranger Things dismisses the Holocaust
How The Creators Of ‘True Colours’ Brought Traditional Language To The Contemporary Crime Drama - interview with the creators of ‘True Colours’ so-called Australia’s first bilingual drama series using Indigenous language
Freya The Walrus Is Sinking Boats And Living Up Her Hot Girl Summer - just a fun one about a walrus called Freya whose been sunbathing on boats in Oslo and thus, sinking them. i love her.
How A24 Became The Ultimate Film Cult - soft brag again, but this article caused a huge stir on film reddit and was number one on the main film sub so 🤷🏽
Piracy Is Back, Baby! Are Too Many Streaming Services To Blame? - in which i break down why media piracy is back on the rise and why its because there’s too many streaming services and we’re in a recession.
How ‘The Resort’ Uses An Old Motorola Razr To Craft It’s Perfectly Bonkers Mystery - mini feature on my obsession with the new mystery series, ‘the resort’ and how it has a 2006 motorola flip phone at its heart and how technology and memory are becoming inseperable. 
Breaking Down All The Sneaky Pop Culture References Hidden In ‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 - my favourite horror/scifi references in the latest season Stranger Things.
Reviiew: ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’ Is Joyful Chaos - i explain how I loved the way Thor 4 spoke to histories of Indigenous genocide, and also why I think this movie needed Loki.
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unprncbl · 9 months
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I’ve heard about this strange incident a few times. The fact that many of the people living in the area of Maralinga, Australia had never had any contact with Western Civilization before having a literal atomic bomb dropped on them is pretty wild. One factoid I’ve never been able to corroborate: supposedly, there’s already a tribal dance meant to communicate the story for future generations.
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falled-over · 11 months
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the nightingale could've been good if it weren't for the weird cringe ending and the fact it was more about the woes of the coloniser woman instead of the dude baykali ganambarr was playing (who knocked it out of the park)
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