The Movie Club

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

• The Bullet Vanishes; and 
• Your Sister's Sister

Special Guest: Ms Marisa Martin from Enemies of Reality shares a selection of short films:

• Saturday Night Newtown, Sunday Morning Enmore. CSFF 2007 winner.
• Pushbike. Part of Flickerfest's 2011 lineup; and
• Splintered. Directed by Peter Templeman of 'Not Suitable for Children' fame. 
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Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases:

• The Expendables 2; and 
• Moonrise Kingdom

 

Special Guest: Ms Marisa Martin of Enemies of Reality Media

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases:

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

• Bernie; and 
• The Bourne Legacy

Katy reviews an assassin action favourite, The Assassin!

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Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

• Cosmopolis; and
• The Sapphires

Luke shares a cult-favourite, The Commitments.

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

• Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter; and
• Step-Up 4: Miami Heat/Revolution

Special Guest Marisa Martin from Enemies of Reality Media shares a few favourite short films,

• Caine's Arcade
• The Mechanicals
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Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

Not Suitable for Children; and

The Dark Knight Rises

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

• Hysteria; and 
• Margaret

 

Special Guest: Mr Dan Wyllie, lead of the new Australian Black Comedy, The King is Dead

Join Luke McWilliams and Katy Haynes as they review new to cinema releases;

The Amazing Spider-man; and

Ted

Special Guest: Fadia Aboud, Co-Director of the 2012 Arab Film Festival.

Join Luke McWilliams as he interviews Mr Rolf de Heer, the writer producer and director of the new to cinema Australian dark comedy release, The King is Dead, and one of the movie's many leads, Mr Gary Waddell (The Proposition, Killing Time, Chopper).