Movie Review: A Call To Spy
Imagine the whole world being at war and you, an ordinary citizen, being called on to spy. What would you do? Now imagine it’s 1944 and you’re female. A Call…
Browsing: Being female
Movie Review: Ride Like A Girl
It’s always challenging going to a movie when you know the story. Will it be a straight forward depiction of events or will we learn something new in the retelling?…
Movie Review: Late night
Late Night, the movie is a refreshing, thought-provoking, funny, well acted movie that is very relevant in the current time and should not be missed. It’s that simple. Thanks to…
Movie Review: POMS
Recent months have seen a spate of Full Monty style triumph over adversity friendship movies. POMS follows a similar path, albeit this time with senior cheer leaders. When I first…
Movie Review: Long Shot
To be honest I didn’t hold high hopes when I received the invitation to the Long Shot movie. I thought I knew what I was going to get. Turns out I grossly…
Movie Review: The Chaperone
The Chaperone movie is an intriguing tale based on the true story of Louise Brooks. Aside from a fascinating tale it highlights how little things have changed.
Movie Review: Kusama- Infinity
One of the great things about holidays is you get to whittle down anything left on last years To Do list. Near the top of my list was watching the…
Movie Review: The Favourite
The Favourite is the latest movie offering from quirky director Yorgos Lanthimos, and perhaps the most accessible. Those who can handle quirk will find this film a splendidly delicious romp.…
Movie Review: RBG, an inspirational life crammed into three letters
It’s not often I can summarise a movie review into four words … just go see it! Or do not miss it, however that is the case for RBG. The…
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: 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…
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…
Embrace movie from Body loather to Body lover
In another life I used to judge body building competitions, however when the steroid culture kicked in my conscience made me wave it all goodbye. So I was intrigued to…
Polo In The City 2015, Perth
Christmas was cancelled, well the pageant anyway, so what about the Landrover Polo In The City event? Would the event go ahead and if so would we be watching polo or…
Where would we be without hairdressers?
November marks the donning of fascinators, the squeezing of hips into tight dresses and the art of perfecting one’s balance while meandering through the streets in death defying high heels.…
Movie Review: Iris, 93 year old style icon
As I approached Luna cinema on Saturday I couldn’t remember what the film I was going to was about, such is the life of a film reviewer. When the girls…
No rest for mother’s (Mother’s Day Classic Run Perth 2015)
Mother’s Day … after years of worrying, advising, fixing, hugging, dressing, feeding and burping (of their offspring naturally … although after one too many champers ?!?) surely they’ve earned a day…
International Women’s Day at Sculpture by the Sea Cottesloe
On Friday morning the winners of Sculpture by the Sea Cottesloe 2015 were announced, more on that later. The morning began with a wonderful welcome to country by Richard Wally who…
