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Celebrated German actor Lars Eidinger picks up the conductor’s baton for his role in the searing family drama Dying, a highlight of this year’s Adelaide Film Festival. He talks to InReview about the film, and how a previous visit to SA broadened his horizons.
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You may not have heard of John Simpson but this sound expert – who works out of a shed in Quorn – has collaborated on films and TV shows including Mad Max: Fury Road, Storm Boy, The Adventures of Tintin and Neighbours. He tells InReview he has been acutely attuned to the sounds around him since he was a teenager.
More thoughtful than just another story of robots running amok, this film about a family’s relationship with next-gen AI comes with a message about the perils of modern life.
Russell Crowe plays an ex-homicide cop struggling with memory loss who is hauled back to re-examine evidence from a brutal murder case that he helped to solve, putting a man on death row.
From Kung Fu Panda and Driving Miss Daisy, to the muscle-bound Pirates of the Caribbean and menacing Inception, film composer Hans Zimmer’s music proved exhilarating in two sold-out live shows by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
SA writer Fiona McIntosh is rapt to be joining the Bruna Papandrea club with her novel The Pearl Thief to be turned into a film, but reveals she almost missed connecting with the Hollywood producer after ignoring a stranger’s voicemail.
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