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30 Apr, 2021 0 comments

‘Spinning Out’: Tv Show Review

Content warning: this article contains spoilers for season one of Spinning Out The series also deals with issues of self-harm, mental illness, and sexual abuse. Behind the glitz and glamour that goes along with figure s...

26 Apr, 2021 0 comments

‘Ladies in Black’: Film Review

Despite its slightly foreboding title, Ladies in Black is a sunny tale; from the summertime setting to its golden-hued recreation of Sydney circa 1959. It's a story of opportunity, tolerance, and identity. Angourie Rice a...

16 Apr, 2021 0 comments

Godzilla vs Kong is the Best Worst Film to Date

There I was in the dark cinema with my hot popcorn for the first time in over a year, a big smile on my face. I was about to watch Godzilla vs. Kong on the big screen. As the trailers rolled on, I wondered to myself: How e...

15 Apr, 2021 0 comments

A “Bloody” Good Time – Nobody Review

Nobody is the newest action film by "Hardcore Henery" director Ilya Naishuller and the writer of the John Wick films Derek Kolstad. the story follows Hutch Mansell played by Bob Odenkirk, an ex-secret agent turned family man...

2 May, 2020 0 comments

‘1917’ by Sam Mendes: a Review

It was one of the best films of 2019, and an early frontrunner for Best Picture at the 2020 Academy Awards. 1917, directed by Sam Mendes, is a visual masterpiece, that exposes the stark reality of war, whilst keeping the stor...

16 Apr, 2018 0 comments

Movie Review: The Shape of Water

The Shape of Water which is directed by Guillermo Del Toro won best picture at the 90th Academy Awards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFYWazblaUA The story took place in 1963, during the cold war, when a mute woman,...

15 Mar, 2018 0 comments

Game Night Review

Directed by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, this action packed comedy has more twists and turns than your standard car racing track. Starring Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams, as Max and Annie, a couple who...

13 Mar, 2018 0 comments

Review: Jumanji – Welcome to the Jungle

Who would have thought that a board game would ever appear so terrifying? The 1995 original film Jumanji, starring the late Robin Williams and a younger Kirsten Dunst, certainly proved that a simple board game may not...

1 Jun, 2016 0 comments

Film and television productions put Canberra in the spotlight

By Ryan Towler The number of film and television programs being produced in Canberra is growing with the city attracting production companies from across the country. The peak body for the local film industry Screen ACT...

13 May, 2014 0 comments

The Crash Reel

It doesn’t matter if you are an extreme sports nut, or have absolutely no interest in it, the documentary The Crash Reel (2013), directed by Lucy Walker, is s...