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Author: Akua Gyamfi

65% #OutOf100 – Sweet Country an Interesting Take on Racism in 1920s Australia.

Posted by | 12 Oct, 2017 | , |

Overall, I’m not sure if I liked this film. I spent a lot of time watching it with my brow furrowed. There are some brilliant fleeting scenes. Notably when you look at empty the IMDB pages of the Aborigine actors in this film, it’s a reminder of who is not represented in the major arts. But, the story is important, if only to once again shed light on the injustices the western world has put indigenous people across the globe through. That said, I’m getting tired of seeing people of colour in epic narratives depicting their suffering at the hands of angry White Fellas.

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#TBB10 Gets to the ‘Dead Truth’ with Filmmaker Josh Burton

#TBB10 Gets to the ‘Dead Truth’ with Filmmaker Josh Burton

Posted by | 31 Aug, 2017 | , , , |

Josh Burton is the man behind, ‘the world’s first entirely one man made cinematically released film.’

Burton’s one-man-made independent feature length film The Dead Truth, which he wrote, produced, filmed, directed, edited, and acted in, by himself, will bring you a literal roomful of continuous drama, as well as a light touch of humour, all through a spiral of deceit and compelling storytelling.

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