Review: Trickster
Welcome to the world of cabaret where, according to writer/performer Bradley Storer, you need three things to make a show: a dance number, a...
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REVIEW: The One I Love
The One I Love is a surreal drama rom-com starring Mark Duplass and Elizabeth Moss as Ethan and Sophie; a couple trying to resurrect...
Review: Meteor Men
Being a big fan of both science fiction and comic books, it stands to reason that I would love Meteor Men. Orphan and teenager...
REVIEW: I ORIGINS
Pitting science against reality, meet soon-to-be-Dr Ian Gray (Michael Pitt), an all too handsome graduate scientist who is obsessed with the human eye. He...
REVIEW: APPLESPIEL MAKE A BAND AND TAKE ON THE RECORDING INDUSTRY
New to the Malthouse are the eight-piece theatre collective Applespiel, with their fantastically creative and entertaining show: Applespiel Make A Band And Take On...
REVIEW: The Selfish Giant
An adaption of the short story of the same name by Oscar Wilde, The Selfish Giant is the story of two young boys; Swifty (Shaun...
Review: The Rover
With every Australian film comes a glimmer of hope for the Aussie born-and-bred film buff, a spark of optimism and a large degree of...
Review: Grace of Monaco
Grace of Monaco opens with the lines “The following film is a fictional account inspired by real events”, and continues in this blatantly obvious...
Review: Gabrielle
One of the gifts of cinema is that it can expose us so fully, even if for the briefest of moments, to worlds we...
Review: Palo Alto
The directorial debut for Gia Coppola (niece of Sophia and grandchild of the great Francis Ford Coppola), Palo Alto follows the (mis)adventures of three Californian...
