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KANGAROO ISLAND: NO LUGGAGE, JUST BAGGAGE

The best Australian film in a long while, KANGAROO ISLAND is a rich, multi layered story, intelligently written, deftly directed and beautifully acted.

Director Timothy David and writer Sally Gifford have combined, conspired and created a world class film, rich

Cinema

EDDINGTON: WHAT’S UP, DOC?

I knew I should have taken that left turn at Albuquerque” is a famous quote from Bugs Bunny cartoons, often said when he realises he’s made a wrong turn or is lost.

If he’d ended up in Eddington,

Cinema

BUTTERCREAM: DELICIOUS SHORT FILM

Cute as a cupcake and as sweet as one, BUTTERCREAM is a deliciously appealing confection from writer, producer, actor Ruby Busuttil.

BUTTERCREAM follows a young Maltese woman, Rose, as she navigates her irreparable grief for her Nanna, Marija, all the

Theatre

MORIARTY: GUISE & DOLLS

Two B or not Two B, that is not the question but the address of the Genesian Theatre Company – 2 B Gordon Street, Rozelle.

2B Gordon Street is currently transformed into 221B Baker Street as that iconic deerstalker capped

Literature

AUSTRALIAN BOOK REVIEW: AUGUST EDITION

 

On the eightieth anniversary year of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it is interesting to reflect a third “bomb” that specifically rendered the Japanese surrender.

In the August edition of the Australian Book Review, the lead essay, Without

Literature

YILKARI: A DESERT SUITE

Asymptotic, hypnotic, mythic, YILKARI, co-written by the prize-winning author Nicolas Rothwell and his wife, the acclaimed artist Alison Nampitjinpa Anderson, captivatingly defies classification.

YILKARI reads like a rodeo – the dust, the light, the tension, the undercurrents, the constant moving,

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