‘The Commuter’: A Thrilling Yet Bumpy Ride Jess Marshall·January 16, 2018The Jan-Feb section of the film season, normally a dead-man’s land of film flops, has become occupied by...Art and Film·0 Comments··2 views
Not quite tone deaf: ‘Pitch Perfect 3’ Jess Marshall·January 1, 2018Labelled “the encore nobody asked for” Pitch Perfect 3 is about to hit cinemas—whether we like it or not....Art and Film·0 Comments··3 views
The Beautiful Mess That Is Humanity: ‘The Florida Project’ Jess Marshall·December 24, 2017On the outskirts of Florida’s Disney World lies the dark underbelly of capitalism in which single parents and...Art and Film·0 Comments··2 views
The Beautiful and Disheartening ‘Wonder Wheel’ Jess Marshall·December 8, 2017Nestled amongst the neon lights and fairground noise that is Coney Island’s 1950s amusement park is a dysfunctional...Art and Film·0 Comments··2 views
Light-hearted But Clumsy: ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’ Jess Marshall·November 30, 2017As we step closer to Christmas cinemas are once again filled with new and classic festive films, The...Art and Film·0 Comments··5 views
The Painful But Inspiring Story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots: ‘Only the Brave’ Jess Marshall·November 26, 2017When I was greeted by a charming pair of Australian firefighters outside the cinema door selling the infamously...Art and Film·0 Comments··178 views
An Enchanting Experience: Cirque du Soleil Presents ‘Toruk’ Jess Marshall·November 25, 2017Cirque du Soleil’s Toruk—The First Flight, inspired by James Cameron’s Avatar (2009), has officially arrived in Perth, and...Art and Film·0 Comments··3 views
Holey Moley! A Mini Golf Bar Hits Northbridge Jess Marshall·November 23, 2017If you’re looking for a unique night out with friends look no further than the new Holey Moley...Student Life·0 Comments··82 views
Words Without Justice: ‘Loving Vincent’ Jess Marshall·November 2, 2017Never have I watched a film more alive and visually captivating than Loving Vincent. This film is beautiful. ...Art and Film·0 Comments··7 views
Take a Moment to ‘Breathe’: The British Film Festival Jess Marshall·October 27, 2017Andy Serkis’ directorial debut, Breathe, opened in the 2017 British Film Festival yesterday night. The film depicts the...Art and Film·0 Comments··2 views
