#SheWatches 23 Walks
by On the week that we were meant to be in England the sweet little English film 23 Walks was my weekend review, so luckily I still managed to have my London fix.This film is aimed at the over 40’s and […]
Reviews
#SheWatches A White, White Day
by Last week Geoff and I saw the movie A White, White Day. From the opening scene the misty and icy atmosphere of the Icelandic landscape envelopes and stays with you. Onto the backdrop of the undistinguishing white vista we discover the […]
#SheWatches House of Cardin Documentary
by On the week where I was supposed to be watching the Haute Couture Fashion Shows in Paris , I was surprised to receive a movie to review that brightened my day. It is no secret that I am a lover […]
#SheWatches – Follow Me
by Hashtag the contemporary Follow Me movie and you find it is about the dangers of social media. Hashtag pushing the limits to cater for a growing audience, hashtag reaching new levels and escalating their number of Likes. Be prepared for […]
#SheWatches Love Sarah
by Notting Hill holds a special place in my heart and not just because of the iconic film. My family and I stayed in Notting Hill on our first week in London in 2015. We were there for the Rugby World […]
#SheWatches UNHINGED
by I think it is fair to say any movie starring Australian and Academy Award winner actor, Russell Crowe is guaranteed to hold your attention and in UNHINGED he certainly does that. Furthermore, this psychological thriller evolves around something we can […]
#SheWatches Burden
by I was initially reluctant to watch Burden, in the midst of the Black Lives Matter protests. Would this movie with its themes of racism and violence in the American South seem a little too unnerving, perhaps even a little too […]
#SheWatches The Assistant
by If you’re anything like me you’ve been binge watching the latest season of Ozark whilst staying safe at home. One of the most engaging characters in the series is the feisty Ruth. Ruth is played by Julia Garner who you […]
#SheWatches Vivarium
by Vivarium is a 2019 film from Irish writer and director Lorcan Finnegan in collaboration with co – screenwriter Garret Shanley. The film is a taut science fiction thriller, which is not a genre I normally watch, but with great acting […]
#SheWatches Military Wives
by Military Wives movie is a story to be told. It is real, and continues to happen while you read our post. Based on a true-life story that began in England, it tells how the military partners and wives are the silent […]
The Eighth Life (For Brilka) by Nino Haratischvili
by This book was recommended to me by a friend who thought I would enjoy it. And I did! The narrative, told from Niza’s point of view, in nine hundred and thirty-four small, yes, small type pages, spans the lives of […]
Let’s talk TV With Irena Bee – Love Is Blind
by Look, I’m just going to come out and say it. I’m addicted to Love is Blind. I feel both dirty and skeevy but I can’t stop thinking or talking about Love is Blind, the new and incredibly addictive relationship reality show […]
#SheWatches – A Hidden Life
by How far would you go to stand up for what you believe in? How much pain and torture could you endure and still keep your resistance? To what extent are you prepared to suffer and not waver when all you […]
#SheWatches The Peanut Butter Falcon
by The Peanut Butter Falcon, ignites immediate interest and you wonder what on earth this movie is about. You will come to understand as you watch it and I am thankful I accepted SheSociety’s invitation from Georgina at Think Tank Communications, otherwise […]
#SheWatches Bombshell
by It is fitting that the first film I was invited to review for She Society in 2020 was Bombshell. Here at She Society we are all about women supporting women.This film stars three savvy and powerful women in a story […]
Let’s Talk TV With Irena Bee – The Circle
by With the long Christmas and New Year break I was able to catch up on pretty much all my peak TV shows and more than a few fun ones. But by the start of January I was hungry for a new […]
#SheWatches Knives Out
by How wonderful to see an old style murder mystery in a modernised ‘whodunit’ movie. Writer and director Rian Johnson of Brick, Looper, The Last Jedi, recreates a mastermind murder mystery that is like a large ball of wool as it […]
Powerful New Music and Dance Works Unite Top Australian and Chinese Ensemble
by Review of Matrix If you’ve never seen professional contemporary dance, or indeed, never wanted to, then Matrix may just be the one show to change your mind. Matrix is a new show created by the collaboration of Australia’s Expressions Dance Company […]
#SheWatches The Report
by Movies are extraordinary when based on actual events and a reason why The Report constantly held my full attention and kept my heartbeat rapid. It was an eye-opening, overwhelming account of events that occurred behind the scenes since the aftermath of […]
#SheWatches Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep
by You only have to mention a Stephen King movie and everyone goes “ooo scary” and normally I am the first to say this, but his stories always manage to incorporate a humanitarian aspect I find appealing. Directed by Mike Flanagan, Stephen […]