Con Nats is a Sydney playwright/director whose short plays have been performed around Australia and as far away as Edinburgh, with Haircuts and The Pond winning awards. He has loved movies since jigging school to see Apocalypse Now and spending too many late night sessions at the Valhalla. He has studied Communications at UTS and reviewed for the Womens Weekly online and other websites.
No, it’s not Beatles trivia time, but the title of this cracking little Spanish movie set in Franco’s Spain in the 60s, and what a film it is.
Antonio (Javier Camara) is teaching his kids English using Beatles lyrics and …
LOCKE… Ivan Locke has a long drive ahead of him. He is rushing to London when he should be on site for a massive concrete pour at 5.30 in the morning. The issue is, he’s about to become a father. …
Carl isn’t a happy cop. He’s responsible for the death of a colleague, another has been crippled, his wife has left him and his step-kid is a dip shit. And Carl’s been demoted to look into cold cases with a …
Annie and Jay are a happy middle class family, with two kids, a big house and are so nice that they give away free iPads to friends and mailmen. And Annie is about to sell her motherhood blog. All is …
The Soronspfrbs (that’s actually spelt correctly) are a strange alternative indie rock band; they sound like early Floyd among others, the keyboard players tend to kill themselves and Frank, the lead singer, wears a big smiley paper mache head, all …