Art for art’s sake. Art felt and artful.
Cutting through the clumsiness of condolences and the crippling guilt that courses through grieving, A LITTLE PIECE OF ASH is a little piece of theatre with a big heart and a whole heap of soul.
Chain smoking Jedda finds it …
Where’s there’s smoke there’s fire and there’s plenty of smoke and a slow burn of mysterious ambiguity in BURNING, that threatens to ignite but never quite reaches kindling point.
Director Lee Chang Dong collaborates with screen writer Oh Jung-Mi to …
It’s on. It’s been called. May 18 we go to the polls for a Federal Election, the main event stoush between ScoMo and BilSho and you won’t want to be without the inadmissible highly risible OFFICIAL GUIDE TO ELECTION 2019.…
As part of its Spotlight on Female Directors, the Moro Spanish Film Festival will feature 11 films directed by women. From established directors such as Icíar Bollaín and Gracia Querejeta to fresh new voices including Lila Avilés, the spotlight presents …
An admirable theatrical account of the epic poem of an accursed admiral, Little Eggs production of THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER is an exemplary piece of naive theatre presented by a talented ensemble.
The performance begins with the assembled …
Mirror, mirror on the wall, mirror mirror in the hall, through the looking glass, down the rabbit hole. Or in this case a sink hole, an abyss, a subterranean Midwich Cuckoo’s nest.
THE HOLE IN THE GROUND begins impressively with …
There’s a WOW! to WOMAN AT WAR that is so much more real than any wow factor inherent in or associated with Wonder Woman or Captain Marvel.
And that’s because WOMAN AT WAR is so much more real.
WOMAN AT …
Pocket rocket pick pocket, Val, is enamoured of Luka, filthy lucre procurer and commitment-phobe bamboozler who left Senator Olive Darling in the lurch.
Darling and the Police Sergeant, long vexed by the elusive grifter, contrive a sting that includes an …
Jordan Peele’s follow up film to Get Out, US, cements and solidifies his place as the crown prince and once and future king of the horror genre, although his redefinition of that hackneyed pigeon hole frees him from the stereotype.…
Truth in advertising, the set of THE BED PARTY is a bloody big bed, big enough for a quintet of quilt comrades to congregate for a party of polemics and queer politic.
It’s the boudoir of Jasmine and Finn, but …