Film Review: The Party (2017)
Written and directed by Sally Potter, The Party is a black and white art film with several great performances and a lot of thoughts…
Film Review: Paul, Apostle of Christ (2018)
It’s quite rare that specialised films made for the American bible belt make their way to Australia. Rarer still that they manage to get…
Film Review: A Wrinkle in Time (2018)
Going by her works in the past five years Ava DuVernay has to be one of the greatest American directors currently working. Selma is…
Film Review: Peter Rabbit (2018)
The Tale of Peter Rabbit came out in 1902, which means that this beloved rabbit and his friends have been charming the English speaking…
Film Review: The Endless (2017)
Writing and producing partners Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson return to our screens after 2014’s Spring with The Endless. It’s an interesting horror film…
Film Review: Mary Magdalene (2018)
In this day and age with significant amounts of people turning away from organised religion and, if the latest census data is to be…
Film Review: Mansfield 66/67 (2017)
“Born Vera Jayne Palmer. Becomes a Broadway Star. Moves to Hollywood, with a 40-G Cup bra. Refused Miss Rowuefort Cheese, accepts Miss Photo Flash….
Review: National Theatre Live: Young Marx (2018)
Karl Marx. A name that inspires equal amounts of fervent respect and spiteful hatred, depending on which group you’re talking to. A genius of…
Film Review: Kangaroo (2017)
Think of Australia and you think of the kangaroo. A creature that was on this country 250,000 years before Indigenous Australians, an animal with…
Film Review: Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (2017)
Annette Bening had an excellent year in 2017. Following up her wonderful performance in 20th Century Women she returns with an equally admirable turn…