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Holding the Man – movie review

Based upon the successful memoir and stage play of the same name, this is a true story of a 15-year…

The Gift – movie review

Joel Edgerton (The Great Gatsby) makes his directorial debut, has written and stars in this thought-provoking psychological thriller. It asks…

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl – movie review

As little films go, Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's Me and Earl and the Dying Girl has pretty much swept all before it.…

Dark Vanilla Jungle at Sydney Fringe

Dynamic young artist-driven theatre company Mad March Hare (A Moment on the Lips) return to this year's Sydney Fringe with…

Fast & Furious 7 – DVD review

In 2000, a film with a modest budget and a cast of up-and-coming young actors began production of a franchise…

She's Funny That Way – movie review

We haven't seen much from former film historian and critic turned director Peter Bogdanovich on the big screen for a…

Neil Armfield (Holding the Man) – interview

"I think it's wonderful that this film is being released at a time when, at last there is clearly a…

Irrational Man – movie review

I unashamedly love the way Woody Allen weaves such colourful and engaging stories on screen and also generates some great…

DOPE – movie review

With backing from Forest Whitaker and Pharrell Williams (the man responsible for the huge global hit "Happy"), this is one…

Vacation – movie review

Writer John Hughes kicked off National Lampoon’s Vacation series with Chevy Chase playing the bumbling Clark Griswold and Beverly D’Angelo…