Long live the Queen
An upcoming one-woman show explores RBG’s ferocious energy and determination.
By Francisco Silva - 6 min read
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Film review: Blue Moon, It Was Just an Accident (plus ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 8 min readEthan Hawke elevates Linklater’s new film with a charming and tragic performance, while Jafar Panahi’s award-winning film about Iran arrives in Australia when it’s more…
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Film review: Marty Supreme (plus ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 5 min readIn Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme, a chaotic 1950s character study, Timothée Chalamet stars as a grifter chasing the American Dream at any cost.
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Film review: Nouvelle Vague
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readRichard Linklater’s love letter to Jean-Luc Godard is, for better or for worse, a charming collection of pop references.
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Best films of 2025 (plus ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 11 min readIn a year that proves audiences are changing, LSJ chooses the best releases of 2025.
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Film review: Nuremberg, Eternity
By Francisco Silva - 7 min readAn impressive cast can’t make Nuremberg feel a bit outdated, and Eternity is an enjoyable witty afterlife romance.
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Film review: Lurker (plus ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readA gripping indie thriller exploring ego, fame, and obsession, Alex Russell’s first feature delivers psychological depth and intense performances.
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Film review: Wicked: For Good
By Alys Martin - 3 min readThe famously weaker second half of Wicked lacks the punch and musical numbers of the first part, but Jon Chu, Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande work…
Two Can Play That Game – The Lorikeet Tree
Back to school means back to 20 minutes reading per night for primary school-aged children.
By Audrey Elizabeth - 3 min read
Artist interview: The Gospel According to Paul
Jonathon Biggins on the ‘honour and privilege’ of portraying former Prime Minister Paul Keating.
By LSJ Team - 4 min read
Book review: People With No Charisma
A bleak, emotionally draining novel that explores life’s trivial anxieties with humorless precision—reading it feels like enduring depression on the page.
By Reuben Fourt-Wells - 3 min read
Book review: Heart Lamp
Heart Lamp, the first Kannada-language winner of the International Booker Prize, is a powerful collection of stories by Banu Mushtaq, exploring women’s lives under patriarchy…
By Caroline Wagner - 3 min read