A Night at the Louvre: Leonardo da Vinci – movie review
Leonardo da Vinci’s The Mona Lisa is world’s most famous painting by the world’s most
Alex First
Alex First is a Melbourne based journalist and communications specialist. He contributes to The Blurb on film and theatre.
Never Too Late – movie review
A mind-numbing comedy for senior citizens, Never Too Late relies on fanciful nonsense to move
Baby Done – movie review
In Curtis Vowell’s comedy Baby Done, outdoorsy Zoe (Rose Matafeo) works as an arborist, alongside
Honest Thief – movie review
Liam Neeson brings his Taken persona to the lead role in the action-drama Honest Thief.
I Am Greta – movie review
Greta Thunberg is a piercingly direct and effective communicator and yet she’s a teenager and
Hope Gap – movie review
She, Grace (Annette Bening) is intelligent, strong willed, heavily opinionated, volatile and fearsome – a
Savage – movie review
Savage is brutal, devastating, powerful. It features a war of attrition borne of a tyrannical
Lucky Grandma – movie review
In New York, a crotchety, chain-smoking Chinese-American grandmother gets lucky after leaving a casino …
Miss Juneteenth – movie review
Turquoise Jones (Nicole Beharie) works hard – in a bar and at a mortuary –
Sputnik – movie review
Director Egor Abramenko delivers a creepy creature-feature with Sputnik. It starts with two cosmonauts planning