Anne Fontaine’s (Gemma Bovery, Coco Before Chanel) newest film, which opens at Palace Cinemas on April 27, is a deeply emotional but nuanced exploration of complex themes. Set in Poland in December 1945 – the Second World […]
Not everyone knows this, but Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world (after Mandarin). And as audiences were told at the opening night of the 20th Spanish Film Festival, by 2050, there […]
South Africa: It’s a holiday destination with the lot. Some of the best game reserves in the world, great beaches, fascinating cultures, exciting wines and food, thrilling music, arts and dance, and the chance to […]
A taste for meat French director Julia Ducournau’s startling first feature Raw has been scooping up festival awards and stunning audiences wherever its been shown. Reportedly one cinema hired paramedics on stand by to treat […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 20.04 Berlin Syndrome Have there been too many movies about girls kept captive by horrible men? Do we really need another? In her third film […]
At inner west cinemas April 21 Movie Club previews: Get Out There’s lots of buzz about for this American indie-thriller, about a young black man’s strange visit to his white girlfriend’s parents house. It’s […]
Aries Expect lightning-rod ideas to strike when Mercury enters your sign on Friday, 21 April. Taurus Happy birthday Taurus! It’s the beginning of your Solar year on Wednesday, 19 April, so put plans into action. […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 13.04 Frantz François Ozon shot this reworking of an earlier fevered melodrama (Ernst Lubitsch’s Broken Lullaby) in black and white, with only a few brief scenes in colour. […]
At inner west cinemas April 13 Art-house pick this week: Personal Shopper With no less than four 4 star movies opening this Thursday (Apr 13), how is it possible to nominate just one? Film-buffs will […]
Hits & misses at inner west cinemas Opening this week 06.04 The Country Doctor Former doctor turned film director Thomas Lilti was nominated for a César for the hospital drama Hippocrates, and he’s on familiar […]