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Twenty years after New Zealand’s sheep turned killer in the acclaimed cult comedy-horror Black Sheep, director Jonathan King is back with Black Sheeps – an even bloodier, funnier sequel bringing some familiar faces and a fresh flock of horrors to the screen. Jonathan and Tom chat this month about the film, releasing in cinemas in […]
This month on Point of View, host Tom Augustine sits down with writer-director Paloma Schneideman to discuss her debut feature, Big Girls Don’t Cry — a coming-of-age drama set in 2006 that follows 14-year-old Sid as she navigates identity, friendship, first love and the complexities of growing up in the early days of online culture. […]
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