Review: This Time Next Year
Meet Minnie, a harried thirtysomething woman who seems to have the worst luck. Especially on New Year’s Eve. You might be skeptical about jinxes but
Meet Minnie, a harried thirtysomething woman who seems to have the worst luck. Especially on New Year’s Eve. You might be skeptical about jinxes but
A Different Man is a dark comedy that blends body horror, science fiction and romance. Set against the backdrop of a harsh, unforgiving New York
My Freaky Family is an Australian-Irish animated film based on the popular children’s books, The Floods. The Floods are an eccentric, magical family trying to
It’s October 1940, and the Italian Royal Navy submarine Cappellini is navigating the Atlantic Ocean, helmed by Commander Salvatore Todaro. Salvatore sees himself as a
Directed by Lea Todorov, this French-Italian film is a biopic of Doctor Maria Montessori, the pioneering educator who revolutionised children’s learning in the early twentieth
Shrek The Musical has arrived! It starts this Thursday 3rd October and runs through until 9th October at Crown Perth… and there’s an actual dragon
The Apprentice received an eight-minute standing ovation when it debuted at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. The applause wasn’t for Donald Trump. It was for
There is irony writing a review for a movie about a theatre critic and this is a story about how a critic can change people’s
Australians are very fond of the battler narrative. We love a good yarn about the everyday man who overcomes adversity through sheer grit and hard
Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence by WA’s CRASH Theatre Company returns after selling out at FRINGE festivals across the country, now with a rewrite tailored
Hairspray the Musical has finally hit Perth for the first time ever thanks to HAMA Productions, and I think you’re going to love it. This
Perth is so often dismissed as being a boring little town, with nothing going for it. But did you know, we have an exciting, thriving
Warning: Mild spoiler about the ending ahead. Wow. There’s no better way to start describing The Substance. From the first scene to the last, this
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
Bookworm is a family adventure film set against New Zealand’s rugged landscape, exploring the complex insecurities of a father-daughter relationship. The story follows Strawn Wise
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