Posts By James Rudd
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581Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Gente De Bien
This is a story about “good people”. It is an incredibly life-like portrayal of the struggle “good people” face in a world...
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518Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: They Are All Dead (Todos Están Muertos)
Agoraphobic Elena has a strained relationship with her teenage son which becomes even more complex when his new friend takes a liking...
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997LatestTheatre Review: Summer of the Seventeenth Doll
Ray Lawler wrote the iconic Summer of the Seventeenth Doll in the fifties, but that doesn’t mean the spirit has gone out...
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6471ArtsExhibition Review: Skidmore, Clutterbuck, Oatley, Robbins, Sense and Shaw at the Art Images Gallery
The Art Images Gallery in Norwood is currently playing host to some spectacularly colourful and deeply engrossing artworks by talented Australian artists.
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1.0KFilm & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Captain Conan
Classic war film Captain Conan follows its titular character as he leads a commando squad in night-time raids on the enemy during...
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490LatestFestival Review: Unsound Adelaide
Unsound showcases just a tiny fraction of international electronic music, with the 2nd day featuring Forest Swords, The Bug, Shackleton, Atom and...
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646Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: The Bélier Family
The Béliers are a salt-of-the-Earth farming family. They are all deaf except young Paula who finds her voice in a choir &...
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817Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Moomins on the Riviera
Originally developed for a series of children’s books & comics, the Moomins are a family of chubby white creatures from Moominvalley who...
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340Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Saint Laurent
This bio-flick of fashion icon St Laurent is a celebration of the glorious late 60s/70s French fashion world & an insight into...
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512LatestFringe Review: How Came That Blood
How Came That Blood is chilling, unsettling and maybe even a little frightening with a cast of incredibly talented young musicians and...
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446LatestFringe Review: Beau Heartbreaker
Say g’day to Beau, your average flannelette-wearin’, bearded, fart-joke-lovin’ dairy farmer. Also say hello to Selina Jenkins, the very talented woman behind...
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2.9KFilm & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Beauty and the Beast
As a modern retelling of a classic fairy tale, Christopher Gans' multi-million dollar fantasy blockbuster is a film that is almost sickeningly...
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593LatestFestival Review: Vampillia
Featuring members of bands from all over the musical spectrum (but mostly noise and experimental rock), Vampillia are an eclectic (and very...
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740LatestFestival Review: Nufonia Must Fall
An utterly charming, live puppet show made up of multiple puppets on beautifully designed miniature sets projected onto a movie screen &...
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373LatestFringe Review: Glitches in Reality
Simon Coronel breaks theatrical spectacle down into its smallest, simplest parts and messes with our perceptions of how illusions work.
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422LatestFringe Review: ego-less-ego-ist
An exploratory quest into the feelings of some Gen Y Adelaidians who feel stuck in a cycle of work, nightclub outings &...
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533LatestFringe Review: Tomás Ford: Electric Cabaret
A sort-of “psychotic breakdown meets industrial techno show”; a cabaret of catchy yet brutal originals and a few cover songs with David...
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820LatestFestival Review: Beckett Triptych
The State Theatre Company SA presents three short plays by Samuel Beckett, one of last century’s most influential writers and a father...
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640LatestFringe Review: Only You Can Save Us
Only You Can Save Us is a beautifully put-together homage to classic sci-fi and b-movies that explores the inner workings of sci-fi...
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566LatestFringe Review: La Gateau Chocolat – Icons
La Gateau is a force to be reckoned with but also a delicate soul. His Icons is a show dedicated to the...
