
Review: A Nice Indian Boy
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Liam Cooper’s King of the Keys was everything we hoped it would be. Fun, nostalgic, and packed with incredible music. From the moment the
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)
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
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
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
I’m not going to lie. When I heard about a live action remake of How to Train Your Dragon, I was filled with a sense