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Last Flag Flying – movie review

Boyhood was a very good film, but it was bloated. Last Flag Flying, by the same director, Richard Linklater, isn't…

Before I Let You Go (Kelly Rimmer) – book review

Kelly Rimmer’s Before I Let You Go hooked me with its story of two sisters and one impossible choice –…

Right Now (Red Stitch) – theatre review

Desire, loss and madness are in the spotlight in the Australian premiere of Right Now. This comedic drama asks the…

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society – movie review

The title is quite a mouthful, but The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is a delightful British crowd-pleaser…

I Feel Pretty – movie review

Pastels, heels and red wine are the order for I Feel Pretty, the new feel-good comedy from comedic It Girl,…

Super Troopers 2 – movie review

Exiting the cinema having watched Super Troopers 2, I was stuck with a dilemma. How to describe a movie that's…

Mike Newell – the interview

“It was great to be able to go off and start making films because, all of a sudden the challenge…

The Cloverfield Paradox – home entertainment review

Cloverfield was a unique film. Lots of fans were looking forward to a sequel to this amusing found footage monster…

Kosher Bacon (MICF) – theatre review

Young Jewish comedian Michael Shafar relates stories about his life as they pertain to his girlfriend of nine years, Amanda,…

Amity Dry’s 39 Forever (Chapel off Chapel) – theatre review

On stage in her cabaret show 39 Forever, Amity Dry is funny and empowered. It's hard to believe that back…