Film Review: Holding the Man (2015)
byIn 1970s Melbourne Timothy Conigrave (Ryan Corr) sees John Caleo (Craig Stott) playing a game of football on the school oval. Tim’s attraction is…
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4 Film Review: Desire for Beauty (2013)
byDesire for Beauty adds another voice to the discussion of beauty and how we define it, specifically looking at plastic surgery. The film documents…
Film Review: Trainwreck (2015)
byIf you don’t know the name Amy Schumer by now, it’s time to crawl out from under the rock you’ve been living under and…
Film Review: The Last Five Years (2015)
byAfter what seems like an eternity, musical theatre fans finally have the chance to see the long-awaited film adaptation of the Off-Broadway hit, The…
Film Review: Zero Motivation (2014)
byThe first feature film from writer/director Talya Lavie can best be summarized by M*A*S*H crossed with Lena Dunham’s Girls, with a spoonful of The…
TV Recap: Orphan Black S03e06 “Certain Agony Of The Battlefield”
byIt’s all hands on deck for this week’s episode, with the Leda Clones (Tatiana Maslany), the Castor Clones (Ari Millen) and a cast of…
TV RECAP: Louie, S05E08, The Road: Part 2
byWe asked last week whether Louie would finish the season on a high after the depression that surrounded his time on the road. Would…
TV RECAP: Silicon Valley, S02E07, Adult Content
byWhat do you do when you’ve lost your only advantage? How do you step up, become a leader and take your company forward? Do…
TV RECAP: Silicon Valley, S05E06, Homicide
byLast week we hoped that putting plot on hold would be something that Silicon Valley would avoid in the remaining episodes of the season….
Film Review: The Cut (2014)
byWWI. Inarguably the greatest moral atrocity committed during a period of great moral atrocities was the genocide of the Armenians by the Ottoman Empire….