In Review: McLaren
MCLAREN | 92 mins | Director Roger Donaldson
Reviewed by Glenn Blomfield
Directed by our very own Kiwi Rodger Donaldson, who also made the great k...
In Review: Churchill
CHURCHILL
Reviewed by Amy Mansfield
Right from the start, you get the picture this is big history played by big men who sometimes feel a little sm...
Doc Edge Festival 2017: A Glimpse of China
With China’s implementation of the Open Door Policy, as announced by Deng Xiaoping in December of 1978, marking its modernisation and increasing influ...
Doc Edge in Review: Stickman
STICKMAN
Documentary
2016 | 8 min | Director Rochelle Umaga.
Review Wal Reid
Rochelle Umaga’s short film Stickman about a modern-day Maori topia...
Doc Edge in Review: Sacred
SACRED
Documentary
2017 | 86 min | Director Thomas Lennon.
Review Glenn Blomfield
Sacred is the result of a worldwide collaboration, its scenes ...
Doc Edge In Review: Bride Of The Nile
BRIDE OF THE NILE
Documentary
2015 | 63 min | Director Edouard Mills-Affif.
Review Glenn Blomfield
Bride of The Nile is a clever little film. Th...
Doc Edge In Review: Max Gimblett – Original Mind
MAX GIMBLETT: ORIGINAL MIND
Documentary
Australia, United States | 2017 | 50 min | English | Rhys Mitchell
Review by Glenn Blomfield
"Creating Art...
Doc Edge In Review: For Ahkeem
FOR AHKEEM
Documentary
United States | 2017 | 89 min | English | Jeremy S. Levine, Landon Van Soest
Review: Glenn Blomfield
This is an excellent...
Doc Edge In Review: California Typewriter
CALIFORNIA TYPEWRITER
Documentary
United States | 2016 | 104 min | English | Doug Nichol
Review: Glenn Blomfield
As I type this, I type with adm...
In Review: Hans Zimmer Revealed 2017 @ Spark Arena, Auckland
The average person is more familiar with Hans Zimmer's work than they might realise. But not me. Having a tendency to research discographies, I knew e...
Netflix Now Lets You Skip Intro’s And Opening Credits
Not for the first time, the people asked — and Netflix answered.
In part of a series of announcements about small but crucial changes to its platfo...
Stream These Films on Netflix and Hulu Before They Expire
It's Auckland Anniversary weekend for a third of the country and that means precious free time to sit on your couch or lie in bed and watch ... someth...
9.5
In Review: Anomalisa
Whether you’re at the airport or stuck in traffic on the way to work or in a crowded restaurant, you’re the star of the movie of your life.
You mig...
In Review: The Best Films Of 2016
Last year is well and truly in the rear-view mirror, but as we head in to Awards Season, we decided that it would be a good time to take a look back a...
Fantastic Beasts Needs To Fix Its Protagonist Problem
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is a certifiable hit. The film has pulled in over US$717,000,000 at the box office and is also a hit with crit...
Watch Jennifer Lawrence And Chris Pratt Brutally Roast Each Other
Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence's press junket for Passengers has been awesome. Whether they're messing about on Ellen or failing at card tricks on ...
The Movie Business: ‘Your Name’ Moves Past ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ to Become #5 Film of All Time in Japan
Your Name continues its box-office romp, smashing records and winning awards!
In our new series, Shawn Moodie goes behind the headlines to discuss ...
The Movie Business: ‘Fantastic Beasts’ can’t conjure up ‘Harry Potter’ box office magic
In our new series, Shawn Moodie goes behind the headlines to discuss the business of entertainment, exploring the latest box office numbers, studio ma...
8.8
In Review: Doctor Strange – Spoiler Free
Doctor Strange isn’t out in America for another two days, but it’s already been screening to New Zealander’s for the past week. I went and saw it the ...
Anime Masterpiece Your Name (Kimi no Na wa) Is Coming To NZ Cinemas
Makoto Shinkai's (The Garden Of Words) anime masterpiece Your Name (Kimi no Na wa) is being released in cinemas for a limited run this December.
Th...
The Best Indie Films Of 2016 That You Probably Haven’t Seen, But Should
The curtain is quickly closing on 2016 and we've seen a number of big blockbusters in cinemas, though sadly they haven't given us much of a reason to ...