Movie Review: Bookworm
Bookworm is a delightful family movie about what makes a family, with Elijah Wood oozing vulnerability and fun in a strong performance. Bookworm
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Movie Review: Kneecap
This generations Trainspotting, Kneecap is a movie that’s equal parts fun and a crucial eye-opening look into the loss of language. Kneecap
Movie Review: Strange Darling
Strange Darling is a confronting, unique, cleverly twisting movie that covers a day in the life of one of the worst serial killers. The question is how do you review…
Movie Review: Sleeping Dogs
Russell Crowe does good ex-cop it cannot be deigned, and the Sleeping Dogs movie is another prime example. Sleeping Dogs
Tips for the Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival 2024
Time to get ready for one of my favourite festivals, the Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival. Here are my tips for this year. Saxo Scandinavian Film Festival
Movie Review: Mr Blake At Your Service!
If you’re tired of all the negativity in the world at the moment, this movie is for you. Mr Blake At Your Service! is the gentle, heartwarming hug we all…
Movie Review: The Bikeriders
Okay so we have a movie based on a true story. We have Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, Tom Hardy, motorbikes, cool music and an interesting exploration of love. You had…
Movie Review: The Convert
A Guy Pearce movie, shot deep in the New Zealand countryside … I’m in. The Convert is a stunning movie that provides a fascinating insight into Māori culture. The Convert
Movie Review: IF
After seeing the movie IF I lamented never having an imaginary friend and I reckon you will too. Movie IF
Tips for the Perth Comedy Festival 2024
I love a comedy festival and the 2024 Perth Comedy Festival is going to be a pearler. Fresh from the Perth Comedy Festival Gala last night, here are my tips…
Movie Review: The Teachers’ Lounge
If you ever wondered what goes on between classes at school, the movie The Teachers’ Lounge, takes you on a thrilling ride where good intentions backfire spectacularly. The Teachers’ Lounge
Movie Review: Freud’s Last Session
I guess having studied a psychology degree it was a no brainer that I’d check out the movie Freud’s Last Session. However, you don’t need a psych degree to admire…
Movie Review: Wicked Little Letters
Quite simply Wicked Little Letters is the best movie of the year so far, and a perfect one to see the day after International Women’s Day. Make sure you see…
Movie Review: Love Lies Bleeding
Those who know me well, know I was linked to the Body Building world in a past life, think contestant, choreographer and judge, so it was a no brainer that…
9 Tips For Sculpture by the Sea Cottesloe 2024
Twenty years! Can you believe Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe has been going that long? Well it’s on again, starting now until March 18. Ready, steady, go, do not miss…
Tips For The 35th Alliance Francaise French Film Festival 2024
Clear your diary for a feast of 41 French films for four weeks. The 35th Alliance Francaise French Film Festival starts March 6. Here are my tips. Alliance Francaise French…
Movie Review: How To Have Sex
The movie How To Have Sex sneaks up on you, with great performances and an authentic storyline that is sadly very familiar for way too many people. How To Have…
Fringe World Review: Murder Village
Not many Fringe World shows are sold out before they even arrive in Perth. That’s the case with Murder Village, An Improvised Whodunnit. Think Midsomer Murders meets Thank God You’re…
