Movie review: Juliet Naked
I must admit to being a recent convert to Ethan Hawke, thanks to his work in Maude. If you haven’t seen that movie you put it at the top of…
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Telstra Perth Fashion Festival 2018 (1)
Finally I have a moment to check in about how the Telstra Perth Fashion Festival 2018, it’s going to be brief as Opening Night starts in a few hours. This…
Movie Review: Submergence
I think the first Vim Wenders movie I saw was City of Angles, or the Buena Vista Social Club, both have stayed with me for a long time, so natualy…
Movie Review: McQueen
McQueen is a loving, respectful, inspiring documentary about an extremely complex young man who lived on his own terms. The very definition of a unique, tortured artistic genius, Alexander McQueen…
Food Review: Guildford Hotel
With the winter cooler months closing in what better place to hide out than indoors in a gorgeous old hotel. The upgraded Guildford Hotel is a good choice.
Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly Series blends fact and fiction at AGWA
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you should recognise Sidney Nolan’s iconic image of Ned Kelly. You should also know the famous ‘Such Is Life’ quote. Some of you…
Telstra Perth Fashion Festival 2018: Tickets Open
It’s that time again. Time to book in the hairdresser, sift through the wardrobe and aim for that elusive trilogy of cool, sexy and comfortable for the Telstra Perth Fashion…
Restaurant Review Bastille Day at Chez Pierre
What better way to spend Bastille Day than in a restaurant right? Especially when it’s a French restaurant, with French waiters, French music, French food something like … Chez Pierre…
Restaurant Review: Padbury’s Cafe.
With the colder months around the corner it’s good to time a cosy restaurant. Guildford has a number to pick from. We ended up at Padbury’s Cafe, in a cute…
Movie Review: Brothers’ Nest
With so many movies coming out at the moment a movie has to be good to make it onto my must see list.Brothers’ Nest is one such movie. The makers…
Movie Review: Edie
Edie is one of the most delightful, inspiring movies you will see, and I really hope you make time to see it. Sheila Hancock is simply magnificent.
Movie Review: Upgrade
The life of a reviewer means we often have to go outside our comfort zone. Upgrade, fits into that category for me, and I have to say I was totally…
Movie Review: Disobedience
With so many movies to see at the moment it takes a lot to make a movie stand out and be memorable. While I know little about the Orthodox Jewish…
Movie Review: Hereditary movie
A lot has been written about the movie Hereditary. It’s been called the best horror movie of the year, a movie that redesigns the genre and one which should see Toni…
Review: Kodachrome movie
Having grown up with film and experienced the heady joys of getting a roll developed, the premise of Kodachrome is intriguing. What if you were in possession of four old rolls…
Review: Tea With The Dames movie
What a delight, an absolute treat. It’s not every day you get to sit down with four icons and reminisce. Tea With The Dames provides an intimate look at what it takes…
Zafferano Restaurant consistently high class
A few years ago our family booked this restaurant for a significant birthday. It was a brilliant night where the staff went above and beyond on every level. At the…
Cargo Movie Review
Let me just say at the outset I’m not really into zombie movies, so I was a little cautious when I heard the jerky suckers would feature. But let me…
