Amber Wilkinson is the Owner and Editorial Director of Eye For Film, an online publication focused on film reviews and news. She also writes for The Sydney Morning Herald and has been featured in FILMMAKER and Screen International. Amber's articles cover a range of topics including film reviews, industry news, and cultural commentary.
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Amber Wilkinson's coverage focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on film and streaming content. She also covers events and provides reviews.
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As there is no specified geographic focus apparent from her articles' titles and topics covered are quite universal such as crime and stay-at-home activities alongside entertainment-related themes.
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Kneecap Photo: Courtesy of Sundance Institute Kneecap was the big winner in the craft categories at the the British Independent Film Awards.
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Director Christos Pitharas on building fiction on fact in his latest feature
A spin-off from a small plastic toy with a sprout of spiky hair might not sound like a recipe for success but this animated tale, featuring the voices of Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick, is a dose of sunshine, complete with sparkle. The trolls are all about those fuzzy feelings that are popular at this time of year - except for Branch (Timberlake). He is worried a party that is being organised will attract the unwanted attention of the miserable Bergens, who think eating a troll will bring them happiness. When a chef swipes a handful of the cheerful trolls, a rescue mission is organised. Sweet without being saccharine and with a soundtrack that blends classics with modern remixes, it has cross-generational appeal.
Since Yesterday Photo: Peter McArthur Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland's Girl Bands, 10pm, BBC Scotland, Tuesday, December 17, and then on iPlayer
Sebastián Parra R on growing up too fast and world building in Seed Of The Desert
Dennis Iliadis and his star Konstantina Messini on twisty meet-the-parents thriller Buzzheart
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