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[FILM REVIEW] BEFORE DAWN Review (2024)

May 2, 2024May 2, 2024 Dave Aodhan Guy, Ashley Garner, Australia, Before Dawn, Central Coast Radio, Christian Dethlefsen, David Griffiths, Ed Oxenbould, Germany, Jacob Clayton, Jarryd Dobson, Jordan Dulieu, Jordan Prince-Wright, Jordan Russell, Kelly Belinda Hammond, Lawrence Murphy, Levi Miller, Myles Pollard, Oscar Millar, Paul Walenkamp, Peter Sullivan, Peter Williams, Stephen Peacocke, The Popcorn Conspiracy Radio Show, Tim Franklin, Travis Jeffrey

David Griffiths reviews Before Dawn for Subculture.

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[FILM REVIEW] HOW TO PLEASE A WOMAN Review (2022)

May 22, 2022 Dave Alexander England, Alexandra Nell, Alexandria Steffensen, Andrea Gibbs, Asher Yasbincek, Australia, Ben Mortley, Cameron Daddo, Caroline Brazier, Catherine Moore, Claire Munday, Dan Paris, David Griffiths, Emily Rose Brennan, Emma Jackson, Erik Thomson, Fraser Murray, Hannah Day, Hayley McElhinney, How To Pleasure A Woman, Josh Thomson, Julia Hales, Katherine Marmion, Lee Jankowski, Liam Graham, Maggie Meyers, Megan Hollier, Milu Green, Monica Main, Myles Pollard, Nicola Bartlett, Nina Young, Oliver Wenn, Priscilla Le, Renee Webster, Roz Hammond, Ryan Johnson, Sally Phillips, Sam Dudley, Sherrilee Walsh, Suesha Rana, Takia Morrison, Tasma Walton, Troy Coward, Ying Chu

Subculture deliver their review of How To Please A Woman.

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The Turning (2013)

September 26, 2013September 28, 2013 Dave Andrew Upton, Anthony Lucas, Ashlee Page, Breanna Harding, Casey Douglas, Cate Blanchett, Circa Contemporary Circus, Claire McCarthy, Colin Friels, Dan Wyllie, David Griffiths, David Wenham, Dean Daley-Jones, Di Adams, Dougie Baldwin, Emily Ballou, Eva Lazzaro, Finn Ireland, Finn Woodlock, Greg King, Harrison Gilbertson, Harry Borland, Henri Phillips, Hugo Weaving, Ian Meadows, Jakory Blanco, James Fraser, Jarli-Russell Blanco, Jonathan Auf Der Heide, Joseph Pedley, Josh McConville, Jub Clerc, Justin Kurzel, Justin Monjo, Kate Mulvaney, Kris Mrska, Lee Jankowski, Libby Tanner, Marcel Dorney, Marieka Walsh, Matt Nable, Matthew Shanley, Meyne Wyatt, Mia Wasikowska, Miranda Otto, Mirrah Foulkes, Myles Pollard, Nikita Leigh-Pritchard, Oscar Redding, Paul Ireland, Rhys Graham, Richard Roxburgh, Robert Connolly, Robyn Nevin, Rose Byrne, Shaun Gladwell, Simon Stone, Stephen Page, Susie Porter, The Turning, The Turning Review, Tony Ayres, Warwick Thornton, Wayne Blair, Yaron Lifschitz

Summary: Seventeen talented Australian directors from diverse artistic disciplines each create a chapter of the hauntingly beautiful novel by multi award-winning

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Drift (2013)

May 2, 2013January 15, 2014 Dave Aaron Glenane, Ben Mortley, Ben Nott, Craig Mathieson, David Meadows, Drift, Drift Review, Harrison Buckland-Crook, Joanna Wren, John Fairhead, Kai Arbuckle, Laura Fairclough, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Mike Duncan, Morgan O'Neill, Myles Pollard, Robyn Malcolm, Ross Clarke-Jones, Sam Worthington, Sarah Louella, Sean Keenan, Steve Bastoni, Tim Duffy, Timothy Nathan, Xavier Samuel

Summary: Based on true events, Drift is a story set on Australia’s spectactacular and rugged coastline in the early 1970s.