Art and Film

‘The Map to Paradise’: a collection of sea tales

Kellie BalaamSeptember 3, 2019

With the current state of our environment and the news circulating the world, we all must know, to some degree, how our planet is calling for help. Our Planet w...

Art and FilmLatestPolitics & EconomicsScience & Technology

‘Amazing Grace’: the most well-known song of worship documented

Venus Choo J. Q.August 26, 2019

Almost everyone I meet knows this song: it is so iconic that it is sung in churches and worships all over the world. Written and sung by Aretha Franklin, her pe...

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‘Angel Has Fallen’: jam packed with action but falls victim to overused clichés

Lindie NaudeAugust 24, 2019

Angel Has Fallen sees Gerard Butler return in the third instalment of the Olympus Has Fallen trilogy, reviving the wanna-be ‘die hard’ franchise one last time. ...

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‘The Nightingale’ is confronting and essential Australian cinema

Daniel PattersonAugust 23, 2019

If there’s one film this year that needs a warning before seeing it, it’s The Nightingale. On its debut at the Venice International Film Festival last year and ...

Art and FilmLatest

Wonder Woman: A feminist icon? A failure? An everyday hero?

Kaelen RulandAugust 22, 2019

Contemporary independent dance artist Laura Boynes has never shied away from exploring social, political and environmental concepts in her art. Her latest colla...

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Stan Grant’s ‘The Australian Dream’: Essential viewing for all Australians

Amber WeirAugust 21, 2019

The Australian Dream shares the heartbreaking experiences of Adam Goodes and other iconic Indigenous footballers who, throughout their careers, have been racial...

Art and FilmLatestPolitics & Economics

‘Rottnest Island: Kingdom of the Quokkas’ showcases Rotto like you’ve never seen before

Kellie BalaamAugust 15, 2019

Rottnest Island; home to the adorable Quokkas, relaxing getaway vibes and the perfect snorkelling spots. Hopefully, most West Australians have had the chance to...

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‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ shows Quentin Tarantino at his most tender and personal

Daniel PattersonAugust 15, 2019

The majority of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood takes place over a few days in February during 1969. We follow fading star Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his...

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‘Happy New Year, Colin Burstead’: Where the family gathering of your nightmares is on show

Daniel PattersonAugust 14, 2019

In a year where it feels like a new superhero film is coming out every month, it’s refreshing to sit down and watch a film where there's just a lot of people ar...

Art and FilmLatest

A taste of the 2019 Scandinavian Film Festival: Go North

Venus Choo J. Q.August 10, 2019

One Last Deal: driven by passion Directed by Klaus Härö, One Last Deal follows a passionate art dealer, Olavi (Heikki Nousiainen) and his failing business. O...

Art and FilmLatest

‘The Map to Paradise’: a collection of sea tales

‘Amazing Grace’: the most well-known song of worship documented

‘Angel Has Fallen’: jam packed with action but falls victim to overused clichés

‘The Nightingale’ is confronting and essential Australian cinema

Wonder Woman: A feminist icon? A failure? An everyday hero?

Stan Grant’s ‘The Australian Dream’: Essential viewing for all Australians

‘Rottnest Island: Kingdom of the Quokkas’ showcases Rotto like you’ve never seen before

‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ shows Quentin Tarantino at his most tender and personal

‘Happy New Year, Colin Burstead’: Where the family gathering of your nightmares is on show

A taste of the 2019 Scandinavian Film Festival: Go North

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