What More Do I Want (Italy, 2010)
This four-time Italian Golden Globes nominee and Berlin Film Festival hit by director Silvio Soldini features acclaimed actress Alba Rohrwacher in a career-best role as 30-something accountant, Anna....
View ArticleThree Colours Trilogy (France)
Krzysztof Kieślowski’s classic Three Colours Trilogy unfolds Saturdays at 7.50pm. Three Colours: Blue (France, 1993)- Saturday 10 December 7.50pm Visually ravishing, mysterious and oblique, the first...
View ArticleOur Grand Despair (Germany, Netherlands, Turkey, 2011)
Two thirty-something friends, Ender and Cetin, have lived peacefully together as flatmates since high school. When a friend asks them to take in his sister, they reluctantly agree and both immediately...
View ArticleAbout Her Brother (Japan, 2010)
Academy Award nominated Director Yamada Yoji returns with this contemporary drama about one foolish brother Tetsuro, and his caring older sister Ginko. A failed comedian, Tetsuro is loud, crass and...
View ArticleAbout Her Brother (Japan, 2010)
Academy Award nominated Director Yamada Yoji returns with this contemporary drama about one foolish brother Tetsuro, and his caring older sister Ginko. A failed comedian, Tetsuro is loud, crass and...
View ArticleLavazza Italian Film Festival – Giveaway (Competition Closed)
This year’s Lavazza Italian Film Festival brings you an incredible selection of Italy’s latest hits. With over 30 films, including several films selected from the prestigious Cannes, Berlin, Venice and...
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WM Spotlight: Berlin Film Festival
This February, World Movies welcomes the 64th Annual Berlin International Film Festival with the Australian Television Premiere of four of the critically-acclaimed, award-winning films from BIFF 2013....
View ArticleWhat More Do I Want (Italy, 2010)
This four-time Italian Golden Globes nominee and Berlin Film Festival hit by director Silvio Soldini features acclaimed actress Alba Rohrwacher in a career-best role as 30-something accountant, Anna....
View ArticleThree Colours Trilogy (France)
Krzysztof Kie≈õlowski’s classic Three Colours Trilogy unfolds Saturdays at 7.50pm. Three Colours: Blue (France, 1993)– Saturday 10 December 7.50pm Visually ravishing, mysterious and oblique, the first...
View ArticleOur Grand Despair (Germany, Netherlands, Turkey, 2011)
Two thirty-something friends, Ender and Cetin, have lived peacefully together as flatmates since high school. When a friend asks them to take in his sister, they reluctantly agree and both immediately...
View ArticleAbout Her Brother (Japan, 2010)
Academy Award nominated Director Yamada Yoji returns with this contemporary drama about one foolish brother Tetsuro, and his caring older sister Ginko. A failed comedian, Tetsuro is loud, crass and...
View ArticleAbout Her Brother (Japan, 2010)
Academy Award nominated Director Yamada Yoji returns with this contemporary drama about one foolish brother Tetsuro, and his caring older sister Ginko. A failed comedian, Tetsuro is loud, crass and...
View ArticleLavazza Italian Film Festival – Giveaway (Competition Closed)
This year’s Lavazza Italian Film Festival brings you an incredible selection of Italy’s latest hits. With over 30 films, including several films selected from the prestigious Cannes, Berlin, Venice and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
WM Spotlight: Berlin Film Festival
This February, World Movies welcomes the 64th Annual Berlin International Film Festival with the Australian Television Premiere of four of the critically-acclaimed, award-winning films from BIFF 2013....
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