Andrew F Peirce is an Administrative Assistant at The Curb. He covers topics related to the film industry and filmmaking, offering insights into the creative processes and trends shaping cinema today. Andrew's work has been featured in The Curb.
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Andrew F Peirce focuses primarily on entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on Australian films, interviews with directors, and cinema. His coverage attributes indicate that he leans heavily towards expert commentary.
Given his focus on Australian film and the Adelaide area, those working in the local film industry or individuals closely associated with it may find success in reaching out to offer insights into relevant topics. For example, experts who can provide commentary or behind-the-scenes information about Australian filmmaking could be particularly appealing to him.
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By: Andrew F Peirce
Over on Letterboxd, I’ve been quietly maintaining a personal list of lost or unavailable Australian films. Since I started the list a few years back, one film that sat at the top of the list was Daniel Nettheim’s Angst, written by Anthony O’Connor and starring Sam Lewis,
By: Andrew F Peirce
Gabriel Mascaro's filmography embraces narrative perspectives that we rarely see on screen. His 2019 film Divine Love is a neon soaked dance experience that amplifies love and unity against a backdrop of bureaucracy, while his 2015 film Neon Bull invites us into a world of rodeos, horse dancing, and flights of fantasy, and in the process, Gabriel invites us to consider the world anew.
Hi folks,I hope you're keeping safe and sane in these last few days before Christmas.I'm looking forward to catching up on some of the Australian films I've missed from this year before I wrap up my best Aussie films of 2025 list.Even though Nadine's review is quoted
By: Andrew F Peirce
Academy award winning actor Kate Winslet makes the leap to directing duties with her feature debut film Goodbye June . Kate has talked about what
As we step into a new year and in a bid to get you to open you up to more Australian films, filmmakers, and storytellers, I'm throwing you down a challenge:
By: Andrew F Peirce
Even though we're only five days into the new year, one of the standout shows for 2026 is the ABC adaptation of Shaun Tan's Tales from Outer Suburbia . This glorious animation carries a stop motion vibe as it invites us into a version of suburbia, one where deep sea divers roam the streets and single mums try to keep their family together.
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Giles Chan's Jellyfish was one of the cinematic revelations that I experienced during 2025. It's a film about a man, Henry, played with grounded depression by Aidan Rynne, who earns money by being a human punching bag. His body is riddled with bruises, most inflicted by others, some inflicted by
With thanks to Transmission Films, we have ten double passes to give away to SOUND OF FALLING, a film directed by Mascha Schilinski, opening nationally in cinemas on 4th June.
By: Andrew F Peirce
Storyteller Miski Omar is a multidisciplinary artist whose creative work includes writing and filmmaking, allowing her work as a speech pathologist to inform her exploration of the intricacies of communication, identity, and expression.
