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Umbrella Entertainment launches free streamer, Brollie!
We are beyond excited to announce that Umbrella Entertainment has launched brollie, a free online streaming service with a focus on Australian classic and new release film and television.
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The Dad Canon Vol 1 11 films
This week, we’ve cracked out the unofficial Book of Dad to discover the films that fit into the canons of…
Film Club: Short and Sweet 11 films
This week, we extract the sweetness from every minute of runtime with the Short and Sweet Film Club. This curation…
Film Club: Made in Melbourne Vol 1 11 films
In honour of where Brollie started, we are celebrating the wealth of films shot in and around the city with…
Film Club: Cat and Mouse 11 films
The thrill of the hunt, where the stakes come down to life and death and the results are shared between…
Film Club: They’re a Cool Bunch 11 films
Australia can be hot… but these movies are cooool.
It’s in our blood, it’s effortless! It’s the old-school cool that…
Film Club: Lost Property 11 films
Lost in the world, lost in their own head, or having lost something dear to them, watch characters search for…
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The definition of a bone-chiller.
Audition has a devilish sense of misdirection that will leave you reeling as its skin-crawling intentions are horrifyingly revealed.
The film crescendos like a firework and will have new viewers feeling glued to the screen by forces detached from our most basic human instincts of self-preservation.
Pick a side, there's no winners in this dark and twisted horror/romance from Takashi Miike that forces the hand of fate in whatever manner it sees fit, no matter how toe-curling.
Simply unnerving, a must-watch.
A haunting affair. Lake Mungo is measured in every beat and breaks down your guard until you are at the mercy of its eerie, sinister revelations.
It blurs the line between what is real and fake until you can feel the collective delirium and fear of the events in motion. If you succumb to the idea that the story could all be true, you will feel a serious sense of dread well after the credits roll.
In the end, Lake Mungo is a deeply unsettling work of psychological horror.