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Film review: Kitty Green puts a feminist spin on the remote Aussie nightmare of Wake in Fright
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Film review: Kitty Green puts a feminist spin on the remote Aussie nightmare of Wake in Fright
Australian director Kitty Green opens up about her new movie, starring Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick, which arrives in UK cinemas on November 3.
In August 2018, Frederick's Chris Watts killed his pregnant wife, Shanann, before taking the lives of Celeste and Bella, their two young daughters. The shocking acts quickly resulted in wall-to-wall cable-news coverage, and in the years since, multiple documentarians and filmmakers have explored the subject. Arguably the worst of these projects was American Murder: The Family Next Door, which launched on Netflix last September. The documentary is assembled almost entirely of video or images shared online by Shanann or footage from the investigation into her disappearance, including body-came...
To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Though awards season is already upon us, it certainly doesn’t feel that way. Like so many other things in 2020, Hollywood is in the midst of a sea change. Even if you wanted to, it might be hard to name 10 great films that came out this year off the top of your head. That said, 2020 hasn’t been a total loss for great movies—as long as you know where to look. And if you want to look back even further (as any serious cineaste should), you’ll see that there are lots of movies that you’ve probably overlooked in the past...