Concrete Playground

Saturday, 10th October - 1PM
@ The Gaelic Theatre

Jack Black may have already rocked a classroom, but Musication is all about getting schooled in music, Sydney style. The brainchild of some talented local lasses, Musication is gathering together... Read More »

Friday, 11th September - 3AM
@ Various cinemas

The intractable bond between mother and child is scrutinised in Ana Kokkino’s heart wrenching new film. A multi-narrative tale based on the play Who’s Afraid of the Working Class?, Blessed... Read More »

Saturday, 5th September - 10AM
@ Turanga and Matavai housing commission blocks

We often speak about “getting older and wiserâ€� but are less likely to seek out the wealth of knowledge from our elders. So in celebration of the City of Sydney’s... Read More »

Thursday, 3rd September - Friday, 23rd October
@ Various cinemas

Ang Lee’s tribute to the 40-year anniversary of Woodstock is not quite the film you’d expect. Based on the memoirs of Elliot Tiber, Lee’s movie is much more a family... Read More »

Friday, 4th September - Thursday, 29th October
@ Various cinemas

Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied France. From the brilliant and bizarre mind of Quentin Tarantino comes the ultimate revenge fantasy. Like the title’s misspelling suggests, Inglourious Basterds takes no... Read More »

Friday, 18th September - 3AM
@ Palace Verona

“So many things I did.â€�This whispered utterance from Valentino – as his moves through the racks of 45 years of couture – said with such simplicity and almost incredulity, perfectly... Read More »

Friday, 25th September - Wednesday, 18th November
@ Hoyts Broadway

Touted as the first indigenous comedy film, Stone Bros. is an Aboriginal Australian road movie, replete with colourful characters and crazy situations. Writer/director Richard J. Frankland sticks cousins Eddie (Luke... Read More »

Friday, 18th September - Friday, 6th November
@ Event Cinemas

This is not a love story. This is a story about love. From the opening (rather pointed) intertitles, this tagline is made abundantly clear. Debut feature film director Marc Webb... Read More »

Monday, 21st September - 12PM
@ Hayden Orpheum

One World. One Week. One Festival. Cremorne’s charming Hayden Orpheum is the Sydney venue for this unique festival of short films and lots of numbers: of 428 entries from 36 countries,... Read More »

Saturday, 17th October - 1PM
@ The Seymour Centre

For those unsatisfied with skiing double black diamond runs, or daring off-piste, then heli-skiing must surely be the final frontier. This October, the award-winning producers at Teton Gravity Research (TGR)... Read More »

Friday, 16th October - Saturday, 24th October
@ Lighthouse Theatre, Macquarie University

Ah, the folly of youth.In 2005 Rian Johnson reinvented film noir with the critically acclaimed, cryptic high school tale Brick. Then earlier this year a high school drama teacher, Chris... Read More »

Thursday, 24th September - Monday, 12th October
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

The 2009 Italian Film Festival is already well under way at the Palace Cinemas in Sydney. Alongside the great line-up of new releases (including Michael Winterbottom’s much anticipated Genova) the... Read More »

Friday, 23rd October - 12PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

How many Australian films have been on your radar this year? Did Samson & Delilah’s win at Cannes pique your interest? What about the first Aboriginal comedy, Stone Bros? Surely... Read More »

Saturday, 17th October - Wednesday, 21st October
@ Dendy Opera Quays

The Vikings didn't make it as far as Australia but the Nordic Film Festival is venturing to our shores for the first time this October. Films from the far northern... Read More »

Friday, 16th October - Sunday, 25th October
@ State Library of NSW

Australia has an illustrious cinematic history. Indeed with The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) Australia arguably gave the world its first narrative feature. This and a dazzling collection of... Read More »

Friday, 16th October - Thursday, 26th November
@ Event Cinemas

The nostalgia value of Astro Boy alone is sure to see crowds beating a path to the cinema. The antics of this pint sized action hero have been delighting comic... Read More »

Sunday, 18th October - 7AM
@ Chauvel Cinema

This weekend you’re in for quite a treat. Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well is coming to Sydney directly from Britain’s National Theatre. The screenings are part of a new... Read More »

Thursday, 29th October - 8PM
@ Event Cinemas

A film entitled The Box, starring Cameron Diaz and James "27 Dresses" Marsden, and you’d easily be forgiven for thinking this a romantic comedy. A featherweight caper about the mishaps... Read More »

Thursday, 12th November - Tuesday, 24th November
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

Fathers and sons: a relationship not often portrayed without sporting paraphernalia nearby. Adapting Simon Carr’s acclaimed memoir about single fatherhood in the shadow of loss, celebrated Australian director Scott Hicks... Read More »

Thursday, 29th October - Sunday, 1st November
@ Palace Norton St.

2009 may have begun with confronting news coverage of the Israeli incursion into Gaza, but it shall draw to a close with more heartening images from Palestine. For the second... Read More »

Friday, 30th October - Tuesday, 6th October
@ Dendy Newtown

Australians may not entirely embrace Halloween, but there’s no question that we dig the genre films served up alongside. And so it is that the Fantastic Planet Film Festival descends... Read More »

Thursday, 5th November - Wednesday, 16th December
@ Various cinemas

Michael Moore’s latest rant-cum-documentary has Washington squarely in its sights. Surely it was only a matter of time before the agent-provocateur filmmaker produced his missive on America’s sub-prime catastrophe and... Read More »

Saturday, 28th November - 6PM
@ Bondi Pavilion

Bringing cinema to the beach for the ninth year running, the Bondi Short Film Festival has well and truly established itself as a cult cinematic event. In fact the matinee... Read More »

Thursday, 29th October - Thursday, 26th November
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

Just imagine it: Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page, U2’s The Edge and The White Stripes’ Jack White are on a soundstage, their electric guitars within reach. It will get loud, there’s... Read More »

Thursday, 12th November - Thursday, 10th December
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

David Caesar takes on the truckies in his modern fairytale Prime Mover. Infusing dusty Dubbo with magical realism, this is the story of Thomas, an aspiring truckie meets small town... Read More »

Thursday, 5th November - Thursday, 17th December
@ Event Cinemas

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is quite the cinematic right of passage. Donald Duck has assumed the mantle, as have Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine and the Muppets. Heady names indeed... Read More »

Thursday, 26th November - Thursday, 31st December
@ Palace Verona

With art imitating life imitating, well, Paul Giamatti, Cold Souls is quite the curio. Writer/director Sophie Barthes takes soul searching to a whole new level in her philosophical treatise on... Read More »

Thursday, 19th November - 10AM
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

The American Dream stretches far beyond its country’s borders. And yet in looking to trade in the Israeli wall for an Illinois white-picket fence, Palestinian Muna (Nisreen Faour) and her... Read More »

Thursday, 12th November - Thursday, 17th December
@ Event Cinemas

In an attempt to avoid all manner of flying puns*, the best way to describe Mira Nair’s Amelia is as a mixed bag. This biopic of famed and ill-fated aviatrix... Read More »

Wednesday, 18th November - Sunday, 29th November
@ Dendy Opera Quays

¡Hola! May be the extent of many Australians’ Spanish capabilities, but the Hola Mexico Film Festival would like us to learn another word: revalucion! Yes la revolucion is coming, with... Read More »

Saturday, 26th December - Saturday, 30th January
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

Australian audiences are destined to begin and end 2009 in a French classroom. Pourquoi? Early 2009 was spent watching Laurent Cantet's Palme D'Or winning The Class, fascinating in François Bégaudeau's... Read More »

Wednesday, 9th December - Wednesday, 20th January
@ Event Cinemas

In a post-apocalyptic world, ruined by the scientific hubris of mankind, only a small contingent of machines remains: those that wrought the destruction, and a handful of handmade dolls cowering... Read More »

Monday, 16th November - Thursday, 3rd December
@ Dendy Opera Quays

Fancy a free trip to the cinema? The Access All Areas Film Festival is taking Australian film on tour this month as part of the state’s Don’t DIS my ABILITY... Read More »

Thursday, 3rd December - Sunday, 14th March
@ Belvedere Amphitheatre, Centennial Park

The new program for The Moonlight Cinema kicks off with Sam Taylor Wood’s John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy. This beautifully constructed film steps behind the legend to reveal a young... Read More »

Thursday, 19th November - Wednesday, 23rd December
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

No Jews were harmed during the making of this film.Left to the end of the credits, this little disclaimer speaks volumes about both the subject matter and tone of A... Read More »

Thursday, 26th November - Thursday, 31st December
@ Palace Verona

Why hasn't Australia heard of the Topp Twins? We're famous for nabbing New Zealand talent and claiming them for our own (think Russell Crowe, Crowded House's Neil Finn and Jane... Read More »

Thursday, 3rd December - Thursday, 14th January
@ Dendy Cinemas

Brian Clough: The greatest manager the England team never had. Being a football fan is by no means a prerequisite to enjoy Peter Morgan’s brilliant biopic The Damned United. Adapting... Read More »

Thursday, 3rd December - Thursday, 31st December
@ Chauvel Cinema

The unique bond between twins is compassionately realised in Armagan Ballantyne’s debut feature The Strength of Water. Set in the Hokianga, a beautiful, remote region of far north New Zealand,... Read More »

Thursday, 3rd December - Thursday, 14th January
@ Event Cinemas

From the opening intertitle of The Informant! (or even from the title’s exclamation mark) it’s abundantly clear Steven Soderbergh is gearing up to have a lot of fun. Though based... Read More »

Thursday, 10th December - Thursday, 14th January
@ Event Cinemas

What do you get when acclaimed novelist husband and wife team Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida try their collective hand at a semi-autobiographical screenplay about impending parenthood? A very writerly,... Read More »

Tuesday, 12th January - Saturday, 20th February
@ Mrs. Macquaries Point

Rob Bryant, General Manager of the OpenAir Cinema can sum up the experience in three words, 'Sydney in summertime'.This isn't just an outdoor cinema, Mr. Bryant explains, "It's an experience... Read More »

Thursday, 10th December - Thursday, 14th January
@ Dendy Newtown

Polemical, political satirist Bill Maher is a man on a mission… against God. Taking the stance that religion is a hiding to the end of the world; Maher is not... Read More »

Thursday, 7th January - Thursday, 11th February
@ Various cinemas

People jump up and down a lot in Nancy Meyers movies. Her heightened, playful worlds of wealthy white characters may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but Meyers has established herself... Read More »

Wednesday, 13th January - Saturday, 20th March
@ North Sydney Oval

Taking up residence at the North Sydney Oval, the 2010 Starlight Cinema kicks off with a preview screening of the hilarious British political satire In the Loop. Then for the next two... Read More »

Wednesday, 16th December - Wednesday, 20th January
@ Various cinemas

What on Earth has Jim Cameron been doing for the past 12 years? Well, not much - technically - for he has gone virtual, turning that closely guarded world of... Read More »

Saturday, 26th December - Saturday, 30th January
@ Various cinemas

There is no doubt Guy Ritchie has stamped his mark upon Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s iconic Sherlock Holmes. Ritchie’s now trademark temporal jumps, bare-knuckled fighting and fraternal banter is all... Read More »

Thursday, 28th January - Saturday, 20th February
@ Various cinemas

Cormac McCarthy’s Pulitzer Prize winning novella is a personal, epic poem about a father and son clinging to their humanity in a post-apocalyptic world. Suitably, a lyrical director John Hillcoat... Read More »

Thursday, 21st January - Thursday, 25th February
@ Various cinemas

Clint Eastwood is getting sentimental in his old age. The laudable director and gritty actor, who only last year seethed, “Get off my lawn,” is now all about the group-hug,... Read More »

Wednesday, 3rd February - Wednesday, 17th March
@ Various cinemas

At first glance, one of Australia’s most anticipated films of 2010 hardly looks like a local. With Ethan Hawke and Willem Dafoe taking the leads, Australian twin brothers Peter and... Read More »

Thursday, 11th February - Monday, 15th March
@ Various cinemas

Jacques Audiard serves up another searing character study of crime with his taut portrait of A Prophet. Following up the beautifully realised The Beat My Heart Skipped, Audiard journeys into... Read More »

Sunday, 21st February - 12PM
@ The Domain

It’s that time of year again. You may or may not have decided this is the year to finally try your hand at a short film, but you definitely know... Read More »

Friday, 5th February - Saturday, 20th February
@ Mart Gallery

Fans of Sydney street press will no doubt recognise the photography of Cybele Malinowski and Daniel Boud. For five years the couple have been shooting musical greats including INXS, Ben... Read More »

Thursday, 4th February - Thursday, 18th March
@ Various cinemas

Mad Mel is back. After seven years off screen, he’s stepped in front of the camera and into very familiar shoes, once again playing a police detective driven to the... Read More »

Thursday, 4th February - Tuesday, 16th March
@ Various cinemas

Precious was never going to be a light-hearted trip to the cinema. Harrowing to the point of being labeled “poverty porn,” it is the story of Claireece “Precious” Jones (Gabourey... Read More »

Saturday, 13th February - 1PM - Sunday, 14th February - 6PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

Last year Concrete Playgrounders were introduced to NT Live, the ingenious, democratising brainchild of the UK’s National Theatre, whereby stage performances are beamed into cinemas around the world. While Australia... Read More »

Thursday, 18th February - Thursday, 25th March
@ Various cinemas

War is a drug.Or so Kathryn Bigelow (Point Break) and journalist turned screenwriter Mark Boal (In the Valley of Elah) would have us believe. After being embedded with an Explosive... Read More »

Wednesday, 24th February - Sunday, 7th March
@ Ritz Cinema

Now Tropfest has jazzed up audiences about our local filmmaking talent, it’s time to take part in the inaugural Australian Film Festival. Launching with the tag line 'It’s a ripper!',... Read More »

Sunday, 2nd May - 5PM
@ Playhouse, Sydney Opera House

Long beloved by film fans, Fritz Lang’s 1927 masterpiece Metropolis is coming to the Opera House. Showing as part of the Screen Live series, this digitally restored silent classic has... Read More »

Thursday, 4th March - 5PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

The Human Rights Arts and Film Festival will be coming to Sydney in May, and to get into the swing of things they will be holding a fundraiser in the... Read More »

Tuesday, 2nd March - Sunday, 21st March
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

Each year the French Film Festival arrives in Sydney brimming with cinematic gems and a splash of Parisian chic. This year is no different, with the programme featuring a glittering... Read More »

Thursday, 25th February - Thursday, 8th April
@ Various cinemas

There was little doubt fashion designer Tom Ford’s debut film was going to have style, but what about substance? Effortlessly silencing doubters, Ford has taken Christopher Isherwood’s novel, infused a... Read More »

Thursday, 4th March - Thursday, 15th April
@ Various cinemas

Tim Burton’s obsessively anticipated adaptation of Alice in Wonderland finally hits cinemas in all its three-dimensional glory. Burton has transformed Lewis Carroll’s Alice Kingsley into a 19-year-old dreamer (played by... Read More »

Thursday, 11th March - Sunday, 30th May
@ Various cinemas

France’s illegal immigrant population is given an earnest, charming face in Philippe Lioret's affecting portrait, Welcome. The irony of the title is only the beginning of Lioret’s stirring, incisive look... Read More »

Thursday, 18th March - Thursday, 29th April
@ Various cinemas

Director Oliver Hirschbiegel is no stranger to controversy. After drawing criticism for his ‘sympathetic’ portrayal of Hitler in Der Untergang (Downfall), Hirschbiegel has turned his sights on the Irish Troubles,... Read More »

Thursday, 25th March - Sunday, 28th March
@ Dendy Opera Quays

You don’t have to be part of the blue rinse brigade to take part in NSW Seniors Week. Really. You can just rock on over to Dendy Opera Quays and... Read More »

Saturday, 20th March - 6PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

It’s the documentary that caused all the fuss at last year’s Melbourne International Film Festival. The one that resulted in a diplomatic scuffle, three Chinese directors withdrawing their films from... Read More »

Wednesday, 31st March - 8PM
@ Notes

If you’ve been wandering around the city lately, you may well have come across a rather disarming busker. That would be Mike Rosenberg, aka Passenger, a particularly talented Pom who... Read More »

Thursday, 25th March - Thursday, 6th May
@ Various cinemas

Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s uniquely irreverent brand of quirk always makes for a fun trip to the cinema. Known for capturing his zany characters in a gorgeous, idealised, French film reality, Jeunet... Read More »

Thursday, 25th March - Friday, 7th May
@ Various cinemas

Sure, it’s ostensibly a kids’ film, but there is something wonderfully endearing about this latest DreamWorks animation. Yes, it’s in the new-fangled 3D. Yes, it is derivative of old favourites... Read More »

Saturday, 10th April - 10PM - Saturday, 31st July - 10PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

Every so often, a film transcends the extent of its putridity and transforms into a beloved 'so bad it’s good’ cult classic. Such is the case with The Room, a... Read More »

Thursday, 15th April - Friday, 23rd April
@ Dendy Newtown

The first thing you need to know about the A Night of Horror Film Festival is that it goes for nine days, so don’t go letting the name confuse you.... Read More »

Saturday, 17th April - Sunday, 25th April
@ Chauvel Cinema

It seems the New York Metropolitan Opera has caught wind of what those clever fellows over at the British National Theatre have been up to; they’ve launched their own live,... Read More »

Wednesday, 5th May - Monday, 17th May
@ Palace Academy Cinemas

The Spanish are once again bringing their special brand of fiesta to Sydney this May. The 13th Spanish Film Festival has a programme brimming with over 40 films, many of... Read More »

Thursday, 6th May - Saturday, 8th May
@ Opera Theatre, Sydney Opera House

Blackfella Films directors Rachel Perkins and Darren Dale are once again taking over the Opera House for a long weekend of Indigenous film celebrations. Now in its 11th year, Message... Read More »

Thursday, 29th April - Thursday, 10th June
@ Various cinemas

Bigger isn’t always better; unless, of course, you’re Tony Stark. And taking the lead from their titular hero, director Jon Favreau and screenwriter Justin Theroux (Tropic Thunder) have crammed more... Read More »

Tuesday, 15th June - Sunday, 11th July
@ Drama Theatre, Opera House

En route to reclaim Gandalf's mantel in The Hobbit, Sir Ian McKellen is stopping off in Australia to play Estragon in Waiting for Godot (insert requisite 'Gandalf to Godot' pun... Read More »

Thursday, 13th May - Thursday, 24th June
@ Various cinemas

Many a love letter has been written to Manhattan, but producer Emmanuel Benbihy has managed to pen one more. Or, more accurately, eleven — for the man who worked on... Read More »

Thursday, 27th May - Thursday, 8th July
@ Various cinemas

Andrea Arnold may currently be adapting Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, but the Academy Award-winning director has already etched her own canonical cinematic work. Thematically, visually and viscerally, Fish Tank is... Read More »

Wednesday, 2nd June - Monday, 14th June
@ State Theatre

The Sydney Film Festival has been officially unleashed. That means it’ll soon be time to once again take up residence in the State Theatre, to brave the cold and the... Read More »

Thursday, 13th May - Thursday, 10th June
@ Chauvel Cinema

For 35 years, acclaimed Australian director Gillian Armstrong (My Brilliant Career, Charlotte Gray) has been following the lives of three Adelaide women. What started as a one-off short film documenting... Read More »

Thursday, 27th May - Thursday, 8th July
@ Chauvel Cinema

Granted, the title lets you know what you’re in for, but The Stoning of Soraya M. still manages to leave you feeling utterly undone. Based on the French-Iranian journalist Freidoune... Read More »

Thursday, 27th May - Saturday, 3rd July
@ Various cinemas

This Argentinean gem comes to Australia with a modicum of celebrity, having won the Best Foreign Film Oscar over such favourites as The White Ribbon and A Prophet. And while... Read More »

Thursday, 17th June - Thursday, 29th July
@ Various cinemas

Writer/director Rodrigo Garcia (Nine Lives) challenges the intractable bond between mother and child in a compelling triptych of regret and redemption. With tour-de-force performances from Annette Bening, Naomi Watts and... Read More »

Thursday, 10th June - Thursday, 22nd July
@ Various cinemas

Real-life exes Vincent Lindon (Welcome) and Sandrine Kiberlain (Après vous...) generate some serious chemistry in Stéphane Brizé's heart-rending tale of star-crossed lovers. Jean (Lindon) is a small-town builder, affectionate father,... Read More »

Thursday, 24th June - Thursday, 5th August
@ Various cinemas

It’s nigh impossible to convey the stupendous delight that is Toy Story 3 without stoking the irrepressible hype that now surrounds the film. So while we’re in for a penny... Read More »

Thursday, 24th June - Thursday, 5th August
@ Dendy Newtown

Is this filmmaking debut from infamously anonymous street artist Banksy a hoax? Does it matter? These two questions will undoubtedly colour your viewing of this suitably opaque 'documentary'. Banksy is... Read More »

Wednesday, 21st July - 7PM
@ Chauvel Cinema

If you were a child of the 90s, there’s a good chance you'll hold fond memories of Aladdin’s magical carpet ride. It is in this mindset that you should head... Read More »

Thursday, 22nd July - Wednesday, 1st September
@ Various cinemas

Roger Greenberg is not the kind of guy you want to wind up next to at a dinner party. Prickly, passive aggressive and seemingly oblivious to his truculent demeanor, Greenberg... Read More »

Monday, 2nd August - Sunday, 8th August
@ Dendy Cinemas

Another world of possibilities is unfolding as the Canadian Film Festival once again takes up residence at Sydney's Dendy cinemas. Now in its fifth year, this plucky event is the... Read More »

Thursday, 29th July - Thursday, 9th September
@ Various cinemas

The first thing that strikes you about South Solitary is its visual splendor. Gorgeous cinematography and unshowy period production and costume design effortlessly draw the audience into Meredith's (Miranda Otto)... Read More »

Sunday, 29th August - 3PM
@ Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House

The cultural divide between Sydney and Melbourne has never felt more like a yawing abyss than when news broke that Joss Whedon would be giving the keynote address at the... Read More »

Thursday, 19th August - Wednesday, 1st September
@ Chauvel Cinema

With its rich red interiors, the Chauvel seems just the right setting for a Russian Resurrection. The 7th annual film festival is offering up 17 new films plus a World... Read More »

Thursday, 19th August - Thursday, 30th September
@ Various cinemas

Beloved character actor Patricia Clarkson (High Art, Pieces of April, The Station Agent) finally steps onto centre stage in Ruba Nadda’s luscious Egyptian love story. Actually 'love story' doesn’t do... Read More »

Thursday, 12th August - Monday, 23rd August
@ Various cinemas

In a convoluted case of art imitating life, Roman Polanski's latest thriller centres on a man under siege. Novelist and screenwriter Robert Harris' thinly veiled portrait of ex-British Prime Minister... Read More »

Thursday, 12th August - Wednesday, 8th September
@ Various cinemas

Producer and co-star Martin Dingle Wall calls The Nothing Men "a rusty nail, one inch punch of a film," and there's honestly no better way to describe it. Set in... Read More »

Thursday, 19th August - Thursday, 30th September
@ Various cinemas

A comedy about suicide bombers sounds like a tough sell by any stretch of the imagination. But when that imagination stems from British satirist Chris Morris, there is some sort... Read More »

Thursday, 26th August - Tuesday, 5th October
@ Various cinemas

The French love of cinema is given vibrant new depth in Mia Hanson-Love's reverent ode. The writer-director's sophomore film follows charming film producer and joyous family man Gregoire Canvel (Louis-Do... Read More »

Monday, 2nd August - Thursday, 14th October
@ Various cinemas

How does that saying go? 'The only functional family is one you haven’t met yet.' This certainly holds for Lisa Cholodenko's (High Art, Laurel Canyon) latest filmic family, made up... Read More »

Tuesday, 31st August - Sunday, 5th September
@ Palace Verona

The seventh Israeli Film Festival is taking place in Sydney this week. Showcasing an exciting, diverse range of films, the programme includes the controversial Eyes Wide Open, which navigates the... Read More »

Thursday, 2nd September - Thursday, 14th October
@ Various cinemas

Going the Distance may not exactly rock the conventions of the rom-com, but it is a refreshingly vibrant addition to the genre. So while the meet-cute, montages and requisite emotional... Read More »