Presented by Opera Queensland (OQ) in association with Circa, is Dido and Aeneas, the timeless tale of love and tragedy, composed by Henry Purcell in 1689. Renowned for his poignant narrative, a timeless masterpiece, a pair of lovers and an evil sorceress […]
Mr Blake At Your Service movie is a glorious combination of clever romantic comedy and drama. Indeed an enchanting film where the story ebbs and flows, from humour to sadness wondering if the ending will be as we hope. Based on Gilles […]
The Miami boys are back in town and they didn’t let us down. Bad Boys-Ride or Die movie kept us on the edge of our seats with this most enjoyable thrill ride, to the very end. Such an adrenaline kick full of […]
It takes creative courage and a clever mind to write and produce a musical such as Black Box. Written around the invention of the black box flight recorder, a device the aviation industry relies on worldwide. Thanks and full credit to Queenslander […]
Brisbane Bel Canto is part of Opera Queensland’s new Italian opera festival performing at Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Brisbane. The essence of bel canto is Italian but the term, it seems, is harder to define. Either way, the opening night of […]
Civil War movie is a must-see film even though we all found this Brisbane preview screening disturbing and convincingly confronting. The movie’s focus is not on the civil war itself but on the plight and obsession of four ambitious journalists determined to […]
I wasn’t sure what to expect when invited to the preview of the comedy mystery Wicked Little Letters and the outcome was a wonderful surprise. Everyone I spoke to after the film loved it. I could watch for a second time. Apart […]
Brisbane has treasures that continue to give me joy and enlighten my learnings. It is endless. Moreso because Queensland is not my place of birth. So in a way, I am lucky to have ongoing ‘first time’ experiences in this beautiful city […]
If there is one thing we can rely on when it comes to film, fine food, wine and swordsmanship, it is the French. We had it all this week at the Gala Opening night of the 35th Alliance Francaise French Film Festival […]
It wasn’t until I watched the spellbinding Cabrini, that I realised this to be the most appropriate movie to watch given International Women’s Day will be celebrated on March 8. Based on a true story about Mother Francesca Cabrini, an Italian nun […]
For two reasons, The Romance Club ‘s One Perfect March was the perfect romance movie to preview at the Angelika Film Centre South City Square, 148 Logan Rd, Woolloongabba, Brisbane last weekend. To begin, it was the launch of the highly successful […]
Flying Arts Alliance Inc., a not-for-profit organisation, has an appealing uniqueness about it. An arts and cultural development organisation, it has been delivering visual arts projects and services to regional and remote Queensland since 1971 and has played a significant role in […]
Madame Web is a 2024 superhero movie based on Marvel Comics featuring the character of the same name. A movie for all superhero followers young and old, filmed around Massachusetts, Boston and New York City. Cassandra Web (Dakota Johnson) is a paramedic […]
A classic ‘who dunnit’ set in the world of bugs where spiders are the cops and other characters are all smartly dressed spiders and insects. Some good and some bad with unique personalities, living in a world of humans. A Spanish animated […]
This week I was updating my Blog, on my crafting projects. I mainly focus on crocheting, knitting and sewing. I chat about the projects I have completed, the ones I am in the process of completing and how excited I am to […]
Force of Nature: The Dry 2, is in cinemas on 8 February. Jane Harper, international bestselling author of The Dry turned into a highly successful film, now has her sequel on screen. Undoubtedly she retains her audience and followers in both books […]
I loved watching the Oscar Wilde animated adventure The Canterville Ghost. It is a masterful story, a film suitable for all ages where being scary is not what it used to be. Wilde could blend humour with social commentary this his witty […]
Who has been to the Greek Islands? It is an experience you don’t want to miss. And, it is never too late as we are reminded watching Two Tickets to Greece. This inspirational movie is just what you need to book your […]
It’s looking a lot like Christmas according to the title, Silent Night. For all intents and purposes, it is a silent movie but not in the loving Christmasy sort of way one would expect. This movie takes you on one hell of […]
Are you a cat person? I am so, the invitation to see this advanced screening of Cat Person, was easy to accept. Other than the appealing title this genre-bending movie is not so much about cats, but dating in the 21st century. […]
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