This week on ‘Built For Speed’ we review two films that couldn’t be more different, the new JK Rowling adventure Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Ken Loach’s confronting social realist drama I, Daniel Blake. There’s plenty of fine tunes with more favourite tracks of the millennium, new releases from Australia and overseas including the latest from Methyl
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ Nicholas Maksymow the Director of the Russian Resurrection Film Festival tells us all about this year’s program. We also take a look at all-star Australian-set film The Light Between Oceans which stars Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander among others. On the music front we have a huge selection of favourites from the millennium so
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 23rd September 2016 EVEN – I am the light. (Aus) THE KILLS – Impossible tracks. GREEN DAY – Bang bang. DINOSAUR JR – Goin’ down. RED HOT CHILLI PEPPERS – Cant stop. BLACK SABBATH- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. THE KILLERS – Jenny was a friend of mine. SUN GOD REPLICA- Who’s gonna die. (Aus) OPOSSUM – Girl.
Read moreBelieve it not there’s an adaptation of a Marvel comic in your cinemas and this week ‘Built For Speed’ tells you all about the psychedelic super hero film Doctor Strange. We also take a look at Ben Affleck’s latest, the unusual action thriller The Accountant. There’s plenty of fine music with a selection of new Aussie tracks, some Jacobin Mugatu-approved
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we tell you all about the Morrissey gig at Festival Hall last Saturday night. We also catch up on Emily Blunt’s latest film The Girl on the Train and spy comedy Keeping Up With the Jones’s. There’s magnificent new Aussie music from Peep Tempel and Sun God Replica, some indie rock classic from across the decades
Read moreThis week ‘Built For Speed’ tells you all about the latest cinematic incarnation of Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon series, Inferno which once again stars Tom Hanks as the intrepid and trouble prone symbology professor. We also take a look at one of the stranger films of the year the MIFF sensation The Handmaiden from Korea’s Park Chan-Wook. There’s also plenty
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