Reviews
Oz the Great and Powerful
A wistful, warm but ultimately uneven attempt at continuing L. Frank Baum’s legacy, made 74 years after The Wizard of…
In the House
Celebrated filmmaker François Ozon has adapted Juan Mayorga’s play The Boy In The Last Row to create a reserved yet…
Great Expectations
The latest adaptation of Dickens’ oft-filmed tale features fine performances from an impressive cast, Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes and…
5 Broken Cameras
A Palestinian farmer’s decision to document his son’s early years turns into a stunning first-person account of life under Israeli…
Save Your Legs!
Save your money – this new Australian comedy is over-reliant on cliché and convention in its exaggerated chase for laughs.
I Give It a Year
Humour is almost entirely lacking in this strained subversion of romantic-comedy tropes directed by Dan Mazer, and starring Rose Byrne…
Side Effects
Rooney Mara, Jude Law and Channing Tatum star in this chilling thriller, Steven Soderbergh’s latest (and allegedly last ever) film.
Cloud Atlas
The component parts of this matryoshka doll-style amalgam of narratives, genres and performances are fascinating; the whole, less so.
Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away
This filmed presentation of the popular Canadian company works best as an advertisement for the live production.
Joel Creasey – The Acid Tongue Prince
Perth-born stand-up Creasey is at his sharpest when poking fun at social stereotypes, including gay clichés prevalent within contemporary culture.