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For most people, movies are entertainment. For one man, they're a way of life.
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| Backseat MafiaRob AldamA fascinating, educational, lively and fitting portrait of a lovable cinephile. |
| Time Out SydneyNick DentThe best scenes reteam him with Margaret Pomeranz, as they recount highlights from their 28-year on-screen partnership. Their easy chemistry is a reminder of what we've lost. |
| Hollywood ReporterStephen DaltonA Cinematic Life ultimately serves as a comprehensive and absorbing primer on a century of Australian cinema. |
| Sydney Morning HeraldSandra HallA who's who of Australian stars and directors have come out to talk about their work while discussing his. Most regard him with respect and affection but there are a couple of naysayers. |
| The Age (Australia)Jake WilsonSally Aitken's new documentary leaves no doubt that Stratton has always been a man of intense feeling, even if this feeling is mediated through an obsessive relationship with cinema. |
| Daily Telegraph (Australia)Vicky RoachA poignant tribute to a national living treasure. |
| Film InquiryAlex LinesWhilst some may compare it to Ebert's biography Life Itself, David Stratton: A Cinematic Life provides an authentically fond look at Australia's most popular film critic. |
| Concrete PlaygroundSarah WardThe kind of film the man himself would likely give several stars and probably more. |
| User ReviewKay DI just saw this film at The Randwick Ritz and the crowd clapped at the end. I loved the film. It was like walking down Memory lane holding David's hand. I loved that he really gets" The Castle" . Kay |
| User ReviewJoel ANot the most immaculate documentary put together but in my opinion a nice tribute to one of our greatest critics & his love affair for Australian Cinema. The film details two areas Stratton's Life & the films he believes that shaped our Nation. I found the film very fascinating but then again I am truly bias being an Aussie. A terrific visual essay of some of our greatest films & gives insight to all David Stratton had done for cinema culture Australia Wide. |