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The Forgiven – movie review

Arrogance, entitlement and indulgence meet desert justice in The Forgiven. This rich and textured movie by John Michael McDonagh (Calvary)…

The Diplomat (Chris Womersley) – book review

Up until now, award winning Australian author Chris Womersley’s novels have been stand-alones. And the same could be said about…

Unsolicited Male (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review

A boss oversteps the mark and the consequences are devastating in Ron Elisha’s incendiary Unsolicited Male. For the past two years…

Official Competition – movie review

This Spanish/Argentinian co-production stars Penelope Cruz and Antonio Banderas and was one of the hits at the recent Spanish Film…

Where the Crawdads Sing – film review

Any film based on a book usually has to sacrifice certain elements to get all the plot points in place.…

Control (New Theatre) – theatre review

Who knows what the future holds? One thing seems certain, namely artificial intelligence (AI) will play a controlling role in…

An Ideal Husband (La Boite) – theatre review

A pre-show soundtrack featuring "Barbie Girl" and "Ice Ice Baby" immediately acquaints the audience at La Boite Theatre’s re-imagining of…

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- Press Play - Only in cinemas from 28 July 2022 We have 5 double in-season passes thanks to Rialto…

The Black Phone – movie review

Denver 1978. 13-year-old Finney (Mason Thames) is a school kid who is a decent baseball pitcher. It looks like he…

All the Lovers in the Night (Mieko Kawakami) – book review

Mieko Kawakami is probably best known for her second novel in translation – Breasts and Eggs. Her third novel to…