Tchèga launches their debut record, Kayamba
A big thanks to Tchèga, who invited us to their launch of their debut record, ‘Kayamba’ last weekend at Lyric Lane in Maylands. It was
Yannick Benoit
September 25, 2024
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Thelma is a charming and heartwarming family film that stands out for its empowering portrayal of an elderly woman. Oscar nominee, June Squibb shines as
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Review: Strange Darling
Trigger warning: Please note, this film contains scene which depict sexual and domestic violence. Please take care if you choose to watch it. If you
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Family Fun in September
Are we the only ones who are over the cold weather?? We’re hoping that September brings with it plenty of sunshine as Spring warms up
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Review: Death of a Salesman
Reprising the role once played by Dustin Hoffman, Anthony LaPaglia’s true talent shone through as he took the stage for the production of Arthur Miller’s
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Review: Kneecap
‘Kneecap’, the new biopic film by Rich Peppiat is at once a brilliant and thought- provoking piece on identity, partisanship, and change, as well as
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Review: All Boys
Trigger warning: Please note, although carefully portrayed, this play does depict sexual violence, implied rape, self-harm, suicide and drug use. For a detailed trigger warning
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Review: It Ends With Us
Trigger warning: It Ends With Us explores a life impacted by domestic violence, which is discussed in this review. Please take care watching this film.
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Review: Touch
Touch, by acclaimed Icelandic filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur, is a story that lingers long after it’s ended, much like how a caress stays on your skin.
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Review: Skategoat
Skategoat is a raw take on how a teenager’s turned his passion for skateboarding into a pro career. It started when director Van Apert decided
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