Film Review: Be Here Now: The Andy Whitfield Story (2015)
Andy Whitfield and his wife Vashti have been together for thirteen years, married for ten, and are enjoying the perks of Andy’s success as…
Film Review: Harry & Snowman (2015)
Written and directed by Ron Davis, Harry & Snowman is a documentary about an immigrant and the horse who makes him famous. Harry De Leyer…
Film Review: Bad Neighbours 2 (2016)
If you are prepared to keep your expectations relatively low, then Bad Neighbours 2 is not a bad night out at the movies. Directed by…
Film Review: A Month of Sundays (2015)
A Month of Sundays is a film about family, the aging process and moving on. It is a warm and funny film, but with…
Film Review: Godforsaken (2010)
Godforsaken is beautifully filmed, but unfortunately a convoluted script and hammy acting leaves this feeling more like a bad episode of Midsomer Murders than…
Film Review: Marguerite (2015)
Marguerite is a gorgeous film, which meditates on the connection between artistry and madness, and the values of talent (or lack thereof). Marguerite is…
Film Review: Allegiant (2016)
Back in the Chicago compound, Allegiant returns The Divergent Series to the journey of Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley) and her boyfriend Four (Theo James). …
Film Review: April and the Extraordinary World (2015)
April and the Extraordinary World beings with an intriguing and cerebral premise: Napoleon dies in a chemical explosion and the trajectory of history is…
Film Review: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016)
Writer and actress Nia Vardalos is back with My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2. There is no question that the original Greek outing was…
Article: Lies and Contamination in The Daughter (2015)
Based on Henrik Ibsen’s play The Wild Duck, The Daughter (directed by Simon Stone) is a brooding and gothic vision of life in rural Australia….