Music, News & Commentary, Screen Humility is the new celebrity Raymond Gill Amidst the fear, confusion and the terrifying prospect that it might be years before No Lights No Lycra classes resume, a silver …
Reviews, Screen Netflix’s Abstract: the art of designing prime comfort viewing Anders Furze Those of us looking for some comfort viewing that also teaches us something about life could do far worse than …
News & Commentary, Screen Sydney Film Festival joins Cannes, Venice, Tribeca and more for free Youtube event Anders Furze The Sydney Film Festival is joining a host of international festivals in programming a free 10-day streaming event. Billed as …
Film, Reviews, Screen Reconciling a life’s long journey through pain and glory Anders Furze “In the cinema of my childhood, it always smells of piss,” ageing filmmaker Salvador Mallo says at one point in Pain …
Film, Screen A Brother’s Love enables new horizons in a time of pandemic Anders Furze This much is clear: the scope of the pandemic is staggering. There’s no better way to overwhelm yourself than to …
Reviews, Screen Netflix’s ‘Unorthodox’: a thrilling mini-series about discovering the shape of freedom W H Chong Unorthodox on Netflix is: thrilling, surreal, fascinating, tense, tender, revelatory, exhilarating. Or, essentially, Wow! Set in the present, based on …
Screen Jane Campion retrospective offers a rare survey of her short filmmaking Anders Furze While best known for feature films The Piano and Bright Star, and TV series Top of the Lake, short films …
Film, Reviews, Screen Bombshell review: truth is stranger than fiction Vicki Englund Bombshell might’ve missed out on a couple of Oscar nods for Best Picture and Supporting Actress for Nicole Kidman, but there’s …
Opera, Reviews, Screen La Traviata (Opéra National de Paris) review Humphrey Bower NB: this is a review of Opéra National de Paris’ La Traviata, broadcast in Australian cinemas as part of the …
Reviews, Screen Last Christmas review: a memorable holiday movie Vicki Englund A Christmas movie written by Emma Thompson and filled with George Michael songs? How could you go wrong? Well, luckily …
