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THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Richard Bol

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Everything By: Richard Bol

Screen06.08.14

Review: Pulp: A Movie About Life, Death and Supermarkets

Ahead of further screenings here, in Australia, and in the States, Richard Bol reviews what makes the documentary on Jarvis Cocker's beloved 90s group tick - and eventually click.

By Richard Bol
Read Time: 7 mins
Screen28.07.14

Review: Under The Skin

Jonathan Glazer's ominous, abstract horror transcends what seems like a hoary premise on paper to paint a mesmerising outsider's picture of human behaviour, with certain scenes that defy explanation or exposition.

By Richard Bol
Read Time: 6 mins
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