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There's plenty in Bee Movie for people of all ages.

Immersive and intense, the more so because of its roots in a brutal history of gaybashing by Sydney cops.

The actors perform with admirable restraint in an atmosphere that cuts holes in your heart.

Geoff's campaign is more interesting as an exploration of his own failings than as the insightful rockumentary it purports to be.

More clumsy corpse than captivating cadaver.

Wonderfully uncomfortable.

Overall, each film boasts strong acting and well-written dramatic scenes, and a very polished look that belies what must have been very tight budgets.

A Mother’s Embrace has an organic quality. Even its strangest elements feel convincingly part of the whole.

A unique piece of cinema which delivers more than its share of surprises.

The filmmaking is rough and ready, with a certain lack of finesse, but Bicat's sense of humour prevails.

If you’re after a movie to rock your world then Quadrophenia is the ticket.