Art for art’s sake. Art felt and artful.
Nominated for four Academy Awards, DRIVE MY CAR motors along like a road movie version of Vanya on 42nd Street mixed with Waiting for Godot.
After playing in an acclaimed production of Waiting For Godot, theatre maker Kafuku makes …
Actor – Jane Phegan
Photographer – Clare Hawley
It takes no time at all to warm to Jane Phegan’s performance in Noëlle Janaczewska’s poetic and potent monologue, THE END OF WINTER.
Sat mostly atop a sinking house, submerged by rising …
BELFAST has been brewing in Kenneth Branagh’s brain for half a century and now splashes onto the cinema screen in brilliant black and white and rose coloured hues.
With a title like BELFAST, you could expect a baleful film, a …
Sweet and spicy, INDIA SWEETS & SPICES is a surprisingly smart little offering, a rom com in the vein of Crazy Rich Asians, but more endearing.
Written and directed by Geeta Malik, INDIA SWEETS & SPICES is set in Ruby …
Hear out west. See out west. Go out west.
The cross-pollination of experienced industry creatives with bold new voices has resulted in something vibrant and unique and distinctly Australian in HERE OUT WEST, a marvellous mosaic of a movie that …
Almodovar, maestro of the melodrama, is at his peak with PARALLEL MOTHERS.
An unparalleled performance by Penelope Cruz propels this multi-layered story of misplaced babies and historical massacre. If there is better acting than this on the screen at the …
There’s a little bit of Minority Report running through the majority of Declan Coyle’s play, A GRAIN OF SAND, a Dick-ensian ( as in Philip K Dick) meditation on justice in a truly future technological state.
Dick imagined whether it …
Flickerfest, Sydney’s Academy® qualifying and BAFTA recognised short film festival, is celebrating 31 years and rolling out the red carpet at Bondi Beach from 21 – 30 January 2022.
See a kaleidoscopic carnival of short films from at home …
“They don’t want real people. There are two of us the real and the ones they photograph.” So says Prince Charles to Princess Diana in Pablo Larrain’s stylish, slightly surreal, SPENCER.
Kristen Stewart depicts a princess of wails, a …
After Welcome to Country, the house lights flicker and the audience is plunged into pitch black.
Bangarra’s bold new enterprise, WUDJANG: NOT THE PAST, begins in the present, the lights slowly dawning on the image of a metal mouth mining …