FOLLOWING FILMS

  Project Eden: Volume 1  is an ambitious genre event that was filmed across multiple countries and will - as the title suggests - span across multiple films. Co-written and co-directed by Terrance M. Young and Ashlee Jensen,  Project Eden: Volume 1  shifted the ways that films in Australia are released, with pre-release hype built up through various genre festivals around Australia. Andrew was able to talk to Terrance M. Young to discuss the film. Rent/Buy  Project Eden: Volume 1  from  Umbrella Entertainment    Follow  Project Eden: Volume 1  on Facebook to keep an eye out on what's happening with  Volume 2   Support us on Patreon here Become a Patron!   Head over to  Ozflix  to watch great Australian films.   Follow  The Last New Wave  on  Facebook  and  Twitter . Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes  here . Subscribe to the RSS feed for  The Last New Wave here . Listen to  AB Film Review   here . Follow  ABFilmReview  on Twitter or Facebook at 

The  Melbourne Documentary Film Festival   kicks off on July 9th and carries through to the 16th of July. Screening as part of the festival is The Gateway Bug , a documentary about the future - and that future is entomophagy... aka... eating bugs! Andrew interviewed director Johanna B. Kelly and producer Cameron Marshad about what went in to making a documentary about bugs, and what inspired them do cover this subject.  The Gateway Bug  was funded through Kickstarter, which Cameron discusses the ways he navigated through crowdfunding. This is a truly fascinating documentary in the line of  That Sugar Film  and  The End of the Line - it'll make you look at the way you consume food in a different light, while also making you consider just how beneficial our insect friends are.  The Gateway Bug  screens on July 16th at 3:00pm. Tickets can be purchased here . Follow  The Last New Wave  on Facebook and Twitter . Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here . Subscribe

We're back from a brief hiatus to discuss a director who has also had a hiatus - Cate Shortland. Cate returns to the cinema with this great thriller,  Berlin Syndrome , which stars Teresa Palmer in a career best performance as a tourist in Berlin who finds herself in a difficult situation.  Follow  The Last New Wave  on Facebook and Twitter . Feel free to leave us a review on iTunes here . Subscribe to the RSS feed for The Last New Wave here . Listen to AB Film Review here . Follow ABFilmReview  on Twitter or Facebook at ABFilmReview , or on Following Films . Read written reviews and see other episodes on www.ABFilmReview.com . Join our Facebook group to discuss anything we’ve covered here on AB Film Review or on The Last New Wave here . Listen/Subscribe on Android Listen/Subscribe on Google Play Listen/Subscribe on iTunes Listen/Subscribe on Stitcher Download the mp3  

The  Melbourne Documentary Film Festival   kicks off this year on July 9 and runs through til July 16. Part of the lineup of great films on display is Belinda Mason's  Constance on the Edge . This is a powerful documentary about mother of six, Constance, learning to adjust to life in Australia after moving here as a refugee from Sudan. In the lead up to the festival, Andrew spoke to director Belinda Mason about what went in to making the film and what documentaries like this mean for Australia's understanding of refugees.  Constance on the Edge  screens on the 14th of July at 9:30pm. Tickets can be purchased here . If you are unable to attend the screening at the  Melbourne Documentary Film Festival , then make sure to head over to the  Constance on the Edge  website to book a screening, or to find out more information regarding what  you  can do to help.  For further information about supporting refugees and asylum seekers, please visit this 'How Can I Help