One of the highlights of the upcoming 2024 Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival is WHEN THE LIGHT BREAK (Ljosbrot), which opened the Un Certain Regard section of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.
This deceptively simple film chronicles a day in the …
Sydney’s youngest photographers have been creating lively new works that capture their fresh perspectives.
The images on display at the City Of Sydney public library in Customs House were taken by children between the ages of three and twelve who …
After a childhood spent at Parsley Bay, Peter Kingston settled at Lavender Bay amongst a community of artists and friends. From there he observed harbour ferries and Luna Park, in all seasons and weather conditions.
Kingston’s output ranged across drawing, …
It’s 1839, and 20-year-old Bonnie is fleeing an arranged marriage. She arrives in London in 1839, where she meets Crawford, a charming conman, who makes money tricking people in a range of schemes, among which is selling dodgy burial sites.
Photo credit is Phil Erbacher.
“Where I found entitlement” parapraxes local politician and adoptive father of a Sri Lankan orphan musing on an alleged ashram visit. It’s an enlightening malapropism, illuminating the self serving councilman’s principles and passive white …
Well worth a look during these school holidays, legendary circus act, The Gagliardies, present OUR FAMILY IS A CIRCUS at Sydney Spiegeltent from 11 – 21 July!
This kooky, kid pleasing, adult friendly show is a manic …
Teenagers struggle with a complex, diverse and changing circumstances. They have friends and peers to impress, family to ridicule and depend on, insecurities to mask with bluster or nonchalance, and complicated emotional upheavals. When one of your parents is a …