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Phoenix – movie review

Set in the aftermath of WWII, Phoenix is a slow burn noir-like psychological thriller about identity, survival, obsesion and betrayal.…

Mortido (Belvoir) – theatre review

Mortido by Angela Betzien is a new Australian play co-commissioned by Belvoir and Playwriting Australia and presented as a co-production…

Truth – movie review

Performances worth of Academy Award nominations highlight a politically complex drama reminiscent of All the President’s Men. Foremost among them…

In the Heart of the Sea – movie review

It is the winter of 1820 and the New England whaling ship Essex is assaulted by something no one could…

Seems Unfair by Trust Fund – music review

UK based Trust Fund is led by Bristol songwriter Ellis Jones which has typically built his records by a friend…

Between Sisters by Cathy Kelly – book review

Cathy Kelly is gifted at delivering feelgood fiction mixed with contemporary issues, making her a bestselling author many times over. I…

Win tickets to Youth

- Youth - Only in cinemas from 26 December 2015 We have 5 double in-season passes thanks to StudioCanal. *(Tickets…

Mad Max: Fury Road – DVD review

There's one word that comes to my mind after watching Mad Max: Fury Road, and that's the word "madness". This…

I Am My Own Wife (Old Fitzroy) – theatre review

I Am My Own Wife by American Doug Wright won the Pulitzer prize in 2004. It concerns the writing of…

Last Cab to Darwin – DVD review

A quintessential Australian yarn, some decent storytelling and a few beaut performances are the hallmarks of this road trip with…