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Top 5 Giants of the Documentary World


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In celebration of Raindance’s upcoming Documentary Courses in particular the Documentary foundation certificate course starting on Wednesday September 10th, we have complied a list of some of the world’s best truth seekers. Louis Theroux The son of the great American Travel writer Paul Theroux, Louis has forged an independent path for himself in the documentary world […]

Vote for Bill Murray


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  The folks over at Indiewire  are already picking Bill Murray for a possible Oscar win for 2015’s Academy Awards for the soon-to-be released St. Vincent, the trailer of which went live late last week. In St. Vincent, Murray plays the titular character – a drunken, gambling war veteran retiree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duZJnlpnmCQ   There are few people […]

Ultimate Badass Women in Action Films


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  Even though our enthusiasm for the World Cup may have petered out since England’s lackluster departure in the early stages, it is still a great time to consider sports films. Also, given the recent viral campaign for #LikeAGirl, designed to challenge the phrase ‘like a girl’ and subvert its meaning, it is a particularly […]

Melancholy and Australia: a piece on The Turning (2013) and The Rover(2014)


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One of the highlights from Cannes this year was David Michôd’s dystopian crime thriller, The Rover, starring Robert Pattinson and Australia’s go-to-chameleon Guy Pearce. This film is likely to forge a successful path at upcoming festivals such as Sydney Film Festival where it will show in early June. The bleak crime feature speaks to a larger trend […]

The World is Round, People: Cannes’ Poor Inclusion of Female Directors.


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Dialogue about the lack of females at the helm of big-budget films has been bouncing around for years. Despite the apparent change of dynamics in television, the film industry seems to have a remarkable ability to resist the equal inclusion of women. Plenty of females within the industry have voiced annoyance at the bizarre male […]

25 Film Sites That Will Numb Tube Strike Pain


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Yes, London has broken: transport is mayhem, commuters are angry and people are walking like rouge torpedoes through the crowded streets. I call it Tube Strike Pain. Sounds pretty grim, right? Not necessarily. The notion of the tube strike married with the timely release of the John Curran’s Tracks (An Australian epic about the story of […]

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