When I wrote about Burning earlier this year, I mentioned that East Asian cinema was having something of a "moment".…

Malthouse Theatre's production of Wake In Fright  is no less harrowing than when the eponymous novel was first published in…

Assigning human characteristics to animals invariably makes for cute viewing and that's the case in the The Secret Life of…

Yesterday is highly contrived and holds few surprises, but it's still a heart-warming story. It's also a showcase for the…

It's crazy that it has taken 14 years for Iron & Wine and Calexico to officially pair up for a…

Brilliant staging and puppetry mark the MTC's Storm Boy; a theatrical adaptation of Colin Thiele’s 1964 novel of the same…

Epic in scope and set against the backdrop of the Cold War, Never Look Away spans some thirty years of…

Three generations of women come together for a heartfelt story in Love and Other Battles by Tess Woods: Jess, the…

As we take our seat, we are presented with three different actors, all dancing in thought, bouncing off each other…

There are still certainties in this world. First of all, you can expect that if a type of movie has…