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The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe – movie review

The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe is a moving and life-affirming documentary about courage, the triumph of the human spirit…

Francofonia – movie review

Yet another (dull) night at the museum? This dull, slow moving and pretentious documentary looking at the history of France's…

Under the Shadow – movie review

We don't see many horror films from Iran, as their cinema is mainly centred around domestic dramas and social realist…

Deepwater Horizon – movie review

On April 20th, 2010, one of the world’s largest man-made disasters occurred on the Deepwater Horizon, an ultra deep-water drilling…

The Girl on the Train – movie review

A mighty confusing psychological thriller, The Girl on the Train partly suffers by overdoing the signaling of time frames on…

Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016 by Jack White – music review

There are not that many times that you can say you saw an artist when but that is how I…

Kill Command – HE review

Occasionally you encounter a low-budget film with overwhelming visual looks - like Kill Command - and that despite the limited…

Singin' in the Rain (QPAC) – theatre review

I just loved Singin’ in the Rain. There is so much to love about this musical – the fabulous music,…

Remembering Pirates (Darlinghurst) – theatre review

Remembering Pirates is a new work by Christopher Harley, who gave us Blood Bank at the Ensemble Theatre late last…

Life, Animated – movie review

Life, Animated is a touching, life affirming documentary that is a tribute to the human spirit and the importance of…