Primal Screen

Special guest reviewers Fi Wright, Stuey Richards and Will Cox look at three new releases in BO BURNHAM: INSIDE dir. Bo Burnham (2021) THE MOLE AGENT dir. Maite Alberdi (2020) and THREE SUMMERS dir. Sandra Kogut (2019).

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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined this week by guest film critics Will Cox and Fi Wright to review one new and two classic claustrophobic thrillers: OXYGEN dir. Alexandre Aja (2021), CUBE dir. Vincenzo Natali (1997) and BURIED dir. Rodrigo Cortés (2010). 

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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined by special guest reviewers, Lee Gambin and Eloise Ross to review a trio of classic films from 1941: The Lady Eve dir. Preston Sturges (1941), The Wolf Man dir. George Waggner (1941) and You’ll Never Get Rich dir. Sidney Lanfield (1941). 
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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined this week by guest film critics Kate Fitzpatrick and Stephen A. Russell to review three new releases: A QUIET PLACE PART II dir. John Krasinski (2020), MY NAME IS GULPILIL dir. Molly Reynolds (2021) and FIRST LOVE dir. Takashi Miike (2019). 

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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined by guest film critics Stuey Richards and Fi Wright to review three new releases: WOMAN IN THE WINDOW dir. Joe Wright (2021), I BLAME SOCIETY dir. Gillian Horvat (2020) and THE GODMOTHER dir. Jean-Paul Salomé (2020). 

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Paul Anthony Nelson and Sally Christie are joined by special guest, horror filmmaker Isabel Peppard, for a discussion on female vampires in cinema. Reviews of CARMILLA dir. Emily Harris (2019), A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT dir. Ana Lily Amirpour (2014) and KISS OF THE DAMNED dir. Xan Cassevetes (2012) all are discussed. 

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This week Paul Anthony Nelson and special guest reviewers Emma Westwood and Lee Gambin look over a trio of cult 1981 films turning 40 this year: THE FUNHOUSE dir. Tobe Hooper (1981), THE HOWLING dir. Joe Dante (1981) and ROAD GAMES dir. Richard Franklin (1981). 

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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined this week by special guest film critics Kate Fitzpatrick and Stephen A. Russell to review three new releases in FIRST COW dir. Kelly Reichardt (2019), LAND dir. Robin Wright (2021) and WRATH OF MAN dir. Guy Ritchie (2021).

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A special episode of Primal Screen for Melbourne Knowledge Week, featuring guests Anthony Grundy, Distribution Manager for Screen Australia, Kristy Matheson, ACMI Director of Film, and Zak Hepburn, film critic, programmer and General Manager of the Astor Theatre. With presenters Flick Ford and Paul Anthony Nelson.

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Paul Anthony Nelson is joined this week by guest film critics Will Cox and Glenn Dunks to review three new releases in COLLECTIVE dir. Alexander Nanau (2019), SUPERNOVA dir. Harry Macqueen (2020) and GUNDA dir. Viktor Kossakovsky (2020).