Review: The Shrouds
May contain spoilers. “How dark are you willing to go?” the protagonist asks on screen, echoing the overall theme of the movie. And in true
Sharnaz Aziz-Tan
July 8, 2025
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As someone who identifies as being part Indian, Indian representation in Western media always catches my interest. For a brief period between the late nineties
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ibis Perth launches Chelsea Events
Elevate your next gathering with Chelsea Social, Ibis Perth’s vibrant new social hub. Chelsea Social redefines the experience of coming together, offering a range of spaces
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Review: May I Speak With the Enemy
May I Speak With the Enemy is a poignant and bittersweet tragicomedy directed and co-written by Alexis Morantes in 2024. It is based on true
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Review: Mugaritz: No Bread, No Dessert
The premise of 2 Michelin starred Mugaritz is seemingly straightforward. From November to April every year, the restaurant is closed so that chefs can work
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Review: And Then There Were None
Agatha Christie was the master of the murder-mystery genre. This latest stage adaptation of her story ‘And Then There Were None’ is a great example
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Review: Materialists
Once upon a time, rom coms were fluffy movies which lived in its own canon. Even before the first scene rolls, you’d know that Meg
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Review: Liam Cooper’s King of the Keys
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Review: Exhibition on Screen: Michaelangelo Love and Death
Artist. Sculptor. Painter. Poet. Intellectual. Architect. Genius. In celebration of the artist’s 550th birthday in 2025, Exhibition on Screen: Michelangelo – Love and Death (2017)
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Review: Dangerous Animals
Now, for the record, I’m not usually drawn to horror films. But with Jai Courtney playing a shark-obsessed serial killer, and sharks in supporting roles
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Review: The Phoenician Scheme
Wes Anderson has been crafting quirky and distinctive films for over three decades now, and if you’re a fan, you’ll know what to expect. His
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Review: Jane Austen Wrecked My Life
As someone who’s spent countless hours wandering bookshops and getting lost in novels, Laura Piani’s directorial debut spoke directly to my soul. This French literary
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