Film review: Sirāt
A father and his son looking for his sister in the rave scene of the Moroccan desert is the set up for this Spanish film…
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readA father and his son looking for his sister in the rave scene of the Moroccan desert is the set up for this Spanish film…
By Francisco Silva - 4 min readOlivia Coleman and John Lithgow star in an Australian film about three generations in a queer family, and Alexander Skarsgård bares it all in a…
By Francisco Silva - 7 min readJacob Elordi and Margot Robbie’s long-awaited adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel fails to live up to the expectation, but Chris Hemsworth channels Michael Mann for…
By Francisco Silva - 7 min readChloe Hooper’s powerful account, The Arsonist, focuses on the Churchill fires in central Victoria
By Jane Southward - 1 min readCriminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro doesn’t hold back in his latest book.
By Peter Arnold - 1 min readThis autobiography of one of Hollywood’s most powerful agents, Michael Ovitz, is a satisfying collection of anecdotes about film and business deals.
By Jane Southward - 1 min readIn The Four Flashpoints: How Asia goes to War, ANU academic Brendan Taylor sets out a confronting account of the geopolitical forces constantly at play…
By Justin Moses - 1 min readShireen Morris’ new book, Radical Heart, is a revealing take on how modern Australia must remain committed to reconciliation for the sake of the country’s…
By Melissa Coade - 1 min readHelen Pitt’s The House offers a potted history of Sydney from the mid-1950s through to the mid-1970s set against the construction of the Opera House.
By Jane Southward - 1 min readAustralian Elder Law: Accommodation, Agency and Remedies by Richard McCullagh is is practical, offering many handy hints, with appropriate humour to lighten the tone.
By Darryl Browne - 1 min readSince 2013, Kurdish journalist Behrouz Boochani has been in limbo on Manus Island. He was sent there after he tried to reach our shores by…
By Azal Khan - 1 min readSelf-described ‘accidental environmentalist’ Anita Vandyke had it all – a rocket scientist qualification, a well-paying corporate job as a manager in a large engineering firm,…
By Azal Khan - 1 min readIt’s almost four years since Man Haron Monis took 18 hostages in Sydney’s Lindt Café so you may wonder what else can be written about…
By Jane Southward - 1 min read