Local cinemas this week
A cartoonist’s battle with the bottle and a soldier’s search for redemption Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot As quadriplegic cartoonist John Callahan, Joaquin Phoenix zips around the streets of Portland so recklessly […]
September 2018
This month’s best film
A harrowing but important new French drama previewing this weekend takes us to an uncomfortable place Custody Weirdly, earlier this year I nominated the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival’s Top 5 and didn’t include its best […]
Harmony giveaway
Starring Jessica Falkholt, Jerome Meyer and Eamon Farren, Harmony is a story of a super-empath, an orphan born with the power to absorb the fear of others. At 21, Harmony (Falkholt) is alone and destitute […]
Well-Met by Moonlight at Dulwich Hill Village
Lets explore what happens as the sun sets on our favourite Inner West village, Dulwich Hill. As the weather warms up, many local operators are stepping up their game to offer locals even more great […]
Local cinemas this week
It’s the most ambitious and the nicest Aussie movie in years. But is nice enough? Ladies in Black Bruce Beresford is one of Australia’s few remaining old-school film directors still working, and his latest work, an […]
Your month in the stars – October
Aries The New Moon in your love zone on 9 October sets the tone for the month. Let go of grudges and begin again with your closest relationships. Taurus Venus goes retrograde from 10 October, […]
American Animals giveaway
Nobody wants to be ordinary From Bart Layton (The Imposter) and starring Evan Peters (The X-Men Series), Barry Keoghan (Dunkirk, The Killing of the Sacred Deer) and Anne Dowd (The Handmaid’s Tale) comes the extraordinary […]
The Seagull giveaway
One summer at a lakeside Russian estate, friends and family gather for a weekend in the countryside. While everyone is caught up in passionately loving someone who loves somebody else, a tragicomedy unfolds about art, […]
Local cinemas this week
Movie of the week: Beast Early in Michael Pearce’s deliciously clever debut feature, a young woman called Moll (Jessie Buckley) stares into the mirror and plucks a single long hair from just under her chin. […]
The Lavazza Italian Film Festival’s top five
Always a hot ticket item here on Sydney’s Norton Street, the Lavazza Italian Film Festival is spreading itself widely across Palace Cinemas’ Sydney venues all this month from Sept 11, as well as running in […]