Movie Review: The Forgiven
The movie The Forgiven asks whether a tragic accident will provide an opportunity for growth, or be the downfall of an arrogant, entitled man. You’ll have to watch the mesmerising…
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Movie Review: Falling For Figaro
With increasing lending rates, food prices and Covid cases, Falling for Figaro is the perfect feel-good romantic comedy to get lost in at the moment. Set in the fierce world…
Movie Review: Sundown
Any movie with Tim Roth in the lead is one worth looking at, especially if his name is accompanied with the words psychological mystery. That’s what bought me to the…
Movie Review: Benediction
Benediction the movie, is a biographical drama movie exploring the turbulent life of legendary war poet Siegfried Sassoon. It’s an interesting look at the effects of war on the creative…
Seven Tips for the 2022 German Film Festival
The 2022 German Film Festival brings a collection of 25 films to Perth in June. The Festival showcases the best contemporary German films direct from major European festivals, as well new Austrian…
Movie Review: Top Gun Maverick
If you feel the need … to see a heart thumping action movie, get yourself to Top Gun Maverick you will not be disappointed.
Movie Review: Regenerating Australia
If you’ve seen any of the recent work by award-winning filmmaker Damon Gameau you’ll know it’s worth taking a moment of time out of your busy life to check out…
Movie Review: The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent
As the Covid numbers start to go down I made my first tentative steps towards the cinema. I probably would have waited a bit longer but when a Nicolas Cage…
Movie Review: Nobody Needs To Know
A Scottish drama, love story that plays out like a mystery, Nobody Needs To Know is a surprise package movie definitely worth seeing.
Movie Review: Backlight
Let’s be honest, I’ve been known to frequent the odd Liam Neeson movie or two, so when an invite for his latest offering Backlight came in it was a no…
Movie Review: After Love
Having been widowed myself I tend to avoid movies about grief, and widows in particular. Yet there was something different about the movie blurb about After Love. For one thing…
New to Fringe 2022
Fringe 2022 opened on the weekend and some of you may have made it to Fringe Sunday Funday last weekend. 3,000 sqm of pink astro turf running down Northbridge, with…
Movie Review: The 355
Recent years have seen several spy, action movies made with an all female cast. Some have bombed, some have been okay, none have yet to set the bar, at least…
Perth Festival 2020: Lotterywest Films – 5 Tips
It’s that time of the year again, time to dig out the diary and work out how to juggle all the things you want to see at this years Perth…
Movie Review: Best Sellers
In reviewing the movie Best Sellers I could just say three words, Sir Michael Caine. That’s usually enough for me but no doubt you want more. So here’s why you…
British Film Festival 2021: Tips
My favourite film festival is here, the 2021 British Film Festival. We’re so lucky to be out of lockdown and able to enjoy films on the big screen. Now to…
Flashback to Tedx Perth 2019
Around this time of year I usually start getting excited about Tedx Perth. What topics will be presented? In 2019 this excitement was mixed with dread as I was in…
Movie Review: Riders Of Justice
Quite simply the Riders of Justice movie is a delightful surprise. Another superbly acted dark Danish comedy to add to your list of must see movies.
