All posts tagged Madman

Trishna

WIN: Madman Trishna Giveaway (CLOSED)

WIN: Thanks to Madman, we have double passes to Michael Winterbottom’s latest.

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Beserk: Golden Age

Madman Acquires Berserk: The Golden Age Arc

Madman announced today that it has acquired the Berserk: The Golden Age Arc anime feature films for distribution in Australia and New Zealand. Read on for the press release. An epic

Romantics Anonymous poster - Australia

WIN: Romantics Anonymous Ticket Giveaway (CLOSED)

To celebrate the release of ROMANTICS ANONYMOUS, in Australia cinemas 19 April 2012 from Madman Films, The Reel Bits together with Madman Films is giving away 5 double

Transformers: Prime

Madman Secures Distribution Deal with Hasbro Studios

Madman Entertainment has announced that it has secured a new distribution deal with Hasbro Studios, the TV development and production division of Hasbro, Inc – the producer of

The Tents

WIN: Madman Fashion DVD Giveaway

To celebrate the Autumn/Winter Fashion Weekd this month, Madman are offering ‘Fashion DVD Packs’, including BILL CUNNINGHAM NEW YORK, THE TENTS, THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE and COCO & IGOR. All

Battle Royale

DVD Review: Battle Royale – Director’s Cut

Forty two students sent to an island, each given a different assortment of weapons. their mission: kill each other until only one's left standing. Sound familiar? Based on

The Raid - Madman

Review: The Raid

Kicking down the doors of restraint, director Gareth Evans follows up the acclaimed Merantau with another relentless action film. When the martial arts stars of the 1990s began to

Snowtown

Madman goes Shopping with Warp Films in New Zealand

Following the success of Snowtown's six AACTA awards, producers Anna McLeish and Sarah Shaw of Warp Films Australia are again teaming with Australasian distributor Madman Entertainment, this time

Elite Squad: Enemy Within

DVD Review: Elite Squad: The Enemy Within

Guest reviewer Chris Elena looks at the follow-up to Brazil's Elite Squad, an incredibly rich and involved film that speaks a universal language. Set thirteen years after the first

Lost Highway - Patricia Arquette

Blu-ray Review: Lost Highway

David Lynch's first film in five years was a deliberate move into the non-linear form, paving the way ahead for his explorations into the abstract. Legend has it that

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