It is a few years now since this gorgeous trio’s last full length offering; this could be due to the fact that they have been busy scouring romantic and far-flung corners of the globe in Europe and the UK. All three...
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6.0
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Producer/director Spike Lee’s most ostensibly commercial movie since his Inside Man (and his first remake) is an Americanised version of Korean filmmaker Chan-wook Park’s original (one of his infamous...
3.0
Points
This wearyingly ‘extreme’ feature début from stuntman-turned-co-writer/director/producer Kimani Ray Smith is intended as a hybrid of grindhouse horror, chopsocky actioner and sickly black comedy,...
Anita Heiss (Simon & Schuster Australia) 2014, 354pp, RRP $29.95 Tiddas, by Anita Heiss, is the story of five friends, or tiddas, who are dealing with the challenges of a broken marriage, unwanted...
6.5
Points
David Tennant’s in fine form (and sporting his actual Scottish accent) in this three-part BBC drama with a nasty edge, and yet he’s slightly undone by some dodgy script conveniences and at least one yawning...
Jude Law tries hard to squash his still fairly pretty-boy image with this effort from NY-born writer/director Richard Shepard, who’s always able to assemble terrific casts for films like The Matador...
Kate Ceberano (Hachette) 2014, 323pp, RRP $32.99 Kate Ceberano is a household name in Australia, loved all across this wide brown land for her stunning vocal ability, her infectious smile and her general...
Michael Largo (Harper) 2008, 343pp, RRP $24.95 Flicking through the alphabetised list of creative types who succumbed to their addictions- not just to heroin, but everything from obsessive work habits...
This much-hyped, six-part Aussie miniseries (written by Stephen M. Irwin and Kylie Needham and directed by Kate Dennis and Peter Salmon) was recently ‘must-see’ television, and yet it features the best...
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