Impossible Causes (Julie Mayhew) – book review
Choosing the remote island of Lark to relocate to is a decision made by the
Choosing the remote island of Lark to relocate to is a decision made by the
Feeling and sensitivity pervade every fibre of the sensual and artistic work by French auteur
There’s a great deal of warmth and good humour in filmmaker Kore-eda Hirokazu’s (who won
By the end I was bawling like a baby. CATS, the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical
Quite the epic, Little Women – directed by Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) – is a
The Two Popes gives us the behind the scenes story of how one Pope stood
Gritty realism at its ugly best. That’s Ken Loach’s latest working class, slice of life
Rural noir being the big thing at the moment, it’s sad that many seem to
A crowd pleaser based around sea shanties. That is Fisherman’s Friends, set in the picturesque
Morning Wars (or The Morning Show, if you are viewing from anywhere other than Australia)