Long live the Queen
An upcoming one-woman show explores RBG’s ferocious energy and determination.
By Francisco Silva - 5 min read
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Film review: The Substance
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readDemi Moore is back in this award-winning ultraviolent satire about toxic beauty standards. Not for weak stomachs.
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Film review: Bonnard, Pierre & Marthe
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readCécile de France does her best to elevate Martin Provost’s outdated biopic of the famous French painter.
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Film review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
By Lucy Nixon - 3 min readThirty-six years later, Tim Burton returns to the world he’s all too familiar with, in a bid to re-ignite his career.
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Film review: I Saw The TV Glow (plus family day out ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readBoasting beautiful visuals between dreamscapes and nightmares, I Saw the TV Glow is a stimulating and emotional experience.
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Film review: Blink Twice (plus ticket giveaway)
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readZoë Kravitz’ directorial debut is intense, stylish, lurid, but a missed opportunity for much more complex subject.
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Film review – Alien: Romulus
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readOn its seventh instalment, the Alien franchise looks back at its origins with mixed results but an ending so cathartic it makes up for its…
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Film review: It Ends With Us
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readBlake Lively stars in this long-awaited Colleen Hoover adaptation that delivers the expected soapy melodrama fans of the author want, and not much for everyone…
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Film review: In A Violent Nature
By Francisco Silva - 3 min readA slasher that fights hard to hold the tension between the rules of the genre and its own philosophical ideas.
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 - 2 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 - 3 min read
Book review: Nothing More To Tell
An immersive and gripping young adult thriller
By Noa Granek - 2 min read
Book review: Safe Haven
Shankari Chandran’s gripping and persuasive novel of asylum seekers, reads like an open wound.
By Jen Webb - 5 min read