Favourite films released in Melbourne, Australia, in September 2016. By Thomas Caldwell.
Tag: Clint Eastwood
Film review – Invictus (2009)
William Ernest Henley’s poem “Invictus”, written in 1875, is said to have been a powerful source of inspiration for Nelson Mandela during the 27 years
An interview with Sergio Leone biographer, Sir Christopher Frayling
Sir Christopher Frayling is a globally renowned writer and film historian. In 2001 he was knighted for “Services to Art and Design Education”. One area
5 reasons why Cinema Autopsy loves Clint Eastwood
With two new films playing in Australian cinemas it seems only right that Cinema Autopsy should dedicate an entire post to the iconic actor and
Film review – Changeling (2008)
In 1928 the disappearance of Christine Collins’ 9-year-old son received nationwide attention in the USA. Also at the time, the Los Angeles Police Department were
Film review – Gran Torino (2008)
Clint Eastwood’s place in cinema history has been well and truly established by both his iconic presence on screen and his talented work behind the
