2020
Film Daze, MIFF 2020 Wendy Review, Childlike Imagination Takes Flight
Kill Your Darlings, Taylor Swift and the Rebirth of Poptimism
Film Daze, MIFF 2020 Kill It and Leave This Town Review: A Personal and Strange Debut
Film Daze, Phineas and Ferb: Candace Against the Universe Review: More of a Good Thing
Film Daze, MIFF 2020: Animated Shorts Roundup
Film Daze, Fantasia 2020 A Mermaid in Paris Review: A Sweet, Derivative Romance
Film Daze, Tenet Review: Nolan Goes For Broke With His Temporal Spy Thriller
Film Daze, MIFF 2020 No Hard Feelings Review: A Moving Dissection of 21st Century Identities
Film Daze, MIFF 2020 The Killing of Two Lovers Review: A Beautiful-Looking Misfire
Film Daze, Fantasia 2020 The Old Man: The Movie Review: An Udderly Weird and Thoroughly Amoosing Experience
Film Daze, Homosexual Erasure in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Film Daze, Disclosure Review: An Incisive Examination of Collective Trauma
Rough Cut, Review: The Active Listening of In My Blood It Runs
Screen Queens, The Landscape of Pride in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Film Daze, Ride Your Wave Review: A Splashy but Uneven Affair
Film Daze, Bob and Linda Belcher: The Beauty of Unspectacular Romance
2019
Film Daze, Children of the Sea: A Messy but Undeniably Beautiful Vision from Ayumu Watanabe
Film Daze, Dreams, Fears and The Unknown: Over the Garden Wall at 5
Cosmic, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s ‘I’m In Your Mind Fuzz’ Taught Me The Value of Sharing Music
Film Daze, Downton Abbey Review: A Glamorous Farewell to One of Television’s Finest
Film Daze, Weathering With You Review: An Intoxicatingly Gorgeous Melodrama
Film Daze, End of the Century Review: A Powerful and Honest Gay Romance
Film Daze, Criterion Month: Killing the Author in Clouds of Sils Maria
Flip Screen, He’s Not Like Us: Midnight Special‘s Queer Otherness
Film Daze, In Defence of Neon Genesis Evangelion‘s Shinji Ikari
Film Daze, After We Leave Review: An Intimate Sci-Fi Feature
The Tertangla, Wollongong students really against climate change inaction
2018
Chattr, Netflix’s The Dragon Prince Preaches Hope When We Need It The Most
