You Cannot Kill David Arquette (Stan) – movie review
You Cannot Kill David Arquette is the redemptive tale of washed-up Hollywood actor David Arquette
Patrick Scott
Patrick Scott is a recent graduate from Monash University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Media Communications. He is a freelance film reviewer based in Melbourne, and contributor to The Blurb.
La Verónica (MIFF Play) – movie review
La Verónica centres on social media star and footballer’s wife Verónica (Mariana Di Girólamo). Her
The Killing of Two Lovers – Interview with director Robert Machoian
Set in the icy mountains of Kenosha Utah, The Killing of Two Lovers is a
My Name is Gulpilil: Interview with director Molly Reynolds
David Gulpilil is one of Australia’s most prolific actors. After being randomly selected by Hollywood
Interview with Dave McLean – director of Schemers
Legendary music promoter and director Dave McLean joins The Blurb’s Patrick Scott to discuss his
Two by Two Overboard – movie review
Two by Two Overboard follows mischievous animal best friends Finny and Leah as they navigate
The Father – movie review
The Father showcases the horrors of dementia with standout performances by its lead actors. First-time
Interview with writer Ally Burnham about Unsound
Unsound is an Australian feature film directed by Ian Watson (Doctor Doctor, Janet King). When
White Riot – movie review
Rubika Shah’s documentary feature White Riot re-tells the inspired story of Rock Against Racism. RAR
Come True – movie review
Anthony Scott Burns’ Come True is a singular vision that pays strong homage to 1980s