Inspired by films like Kramer vs. Kramer and Terms Of Endearment, filmmaker, Hallie Meyers-Shyer wanted to write about different generations of children from different marriages coming together to form a modern family and the complex dynamics that came with it, and she […]
I am a sucker for a Christmas movie ‘A Wonderful Life’ comes to mind first. But ‘Love Actually’ is my favourite followed closely by the hilarious ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’ with Chevy Chase. New film by writer/ director Tyler Taomina is the […]
The Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) closing red carpet event for the World Premiere of the documentary Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story ended with a heart-felt standing ovation. I think it was the highlight of this year’s 2024 BIFF and I am […]
Dendy Cinemas is proud to partner with the Irish Film Festival as it returns for its 10th Birthday, November 14 – 17 at Dendy Cinemas Coorparoo. Celebrating all things community and culture at Dendy Cinemas; we’ve sourced innovative, quality films that showcase […]
Australian movies always superbly shine a light on we Antipodean folk and our highly unique quirks and mannerisms. And Australian comedy movies amplify our nuanced behaviours a million times more. Exhibiting a microcosm of lives which we Australians live to the best […]
I had no idea what to expect from director George Huang’s film ‘Weekend in Taipei’ but I also didn’t know that I would enjoy it as much as I did. Think a cross between the action of a ‘John Wick’ film and […]
Palace Barracks Cinema was abuzz as She Society walked the red carpet for Opening Night of the Brisbane International Film Festival. This annual event highlights both local and international films in partnership with Screen Queensland. For three decades the festival has been […]
Kate Winslet is an absolute favourite actor of mine so when asked to review her latest film, Lee I jumped at the chance. This film touches on my love of history, feminism, and women’s rights with an absolute stellar performance from Winslet […]
I have always been a fan of Hellboy (Jack Kesy). I find his personality appealing, his witty one-liners make me laugh. Credit to the writers. Hellby may have deliberately cut off his horns at the base leaving two round platforms on either […]
How often do we say if only I had a robot to do all the work? And given all the talk about AI (Artificial Intelligence), the soon-to-be-released film Subservience is perfect timing. This 2024 American sci-fi thriller forces the mind to rethink […]
One of the breakout comedies from this year’s French Film Festival was the engaging film ‘Iris and the Men’. It stars the charming Laure Calamy (Antoinette in the Cevennes and Call My Agent). Directed and co – written by Caroline Vignal it […]
I thought it rather ironic that last week I attended the much-needed fundraiser for the Allison Baden-Clay (ABC) Foundation whose Strive to be Kind campaign is about educating the community about family and domestic violence and how to empower them to aid […]
I was five when man landed on the moon, and it is a moment I will never forget. The world stopped as everyone crowded around their television sets to watch the grainy footage being transmitted back to earth. This one event changed […]
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 […]
When asked to review Nordic Western – The Promised Land I was intrigued. I do love an historical drama and when it is the film that was nominated as Denmark’s entry for Best International Feature at the Oscars you know it’s going […]
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’s no secret that I love anything French so when asked to review a new French film, The Taste of Things, I was very excited. Nominated for an Oscar and one of the most acclaimed French films of recent times, this lovely […]
I am a huge Amy Winehouse fan. Her music is simply timeless. When asked to review the new Amy Winehouse biopic, Back to Black, directed by Sam Taylor – Johnson, I was delighted. I immediately began playing the album ‘Back to Black’ […]
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 […]
The Gift That Gives, the fourth romantic comedy by writer / director, Joy Hopwood, is coming to Channel Nine on 19 th April 2024 at midday with a stellar cast: Takaya Honda (Neighbours), HaiHa Le (Boy Swallows Universe), Lily Brown Griffiths (The […]
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