By Chris Marlton I’m sitting at a small cafe in downtown Hanoi. I’ve come to Vietnam for a couple of ...

In anticipation of their upcoming Tuggeranong Arts Centre show on Friday August 3, we caught up with The Turner Brown ...

Review by John P Harvey Count Dracula (Adam Sandler), with help from his young (120-odd-year-old) daughter Mavis (Selena Gomez) and ...

Review by John P Harvey Border is one of those unusual films that defy easy categorisation. It is in some ...

Celebrate the best of Ozploitation cinema with the king of the genre himself, Brian Trenchard-Smith, in a retrospective of his work ...

Review by Cara Lennon In 2011, the English Riots shocked the first world out of believing that violent civil disturbances ...

Review by John P Harvey The setup may seem familiar — superheroes, banned from performing hero work, unable to follow ...

Review by Michele E Hawkins and John P Harvey  Back to Burgundy follows the unfolding relationship between a young man, ...

Review by John P Harvey Friends for Life is the final instalment of a trilogy of feature films (originally a ...

Review by John P Harvey It’s little wonder that The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society was playing to ...