All posts tagged "Geoffrey Rush"
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2.0KFilm & TVInterview: Scott Hicks & Geoffrey Rush: The Film That Still Shines
The 'Shine' 20th Anniversary Private Memorabilia Collection has opened to the public and we caught up with the film's director and star to chat about their memories.
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864Film & TVDVD Review: Gods of Egypt
The Egyptian God of Darkness savagely takes over the throne of the Egyptian empire, ruling with an iron fist and forcing others to band together to defeat him.
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896Film & TVFilm Review: The Daughter
This adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play The Wild Duck is set in a dying logging town, delivering an atmospheric, contemporary drama.
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1.3KPerforming ArtsTheatre Review: The Popular Mechanicals
In Midsummer Night’s Dream Shakespeare called them Rude Mechanicals, common folk who want to perform for the Prince and maybe win his favour.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureHollywood Stars Honour Adelaide’s Andrew Bovell In New Book
Adelaide's very own Andrew Bovell has been honoured by some of Film and Theatre's biggest stars in a new book presented to him at the Opening Night of the Adelaide Film Festival...
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1.9KFamilyFilm Review: Minions
Evil's greatest helpers, the Minions, are back in their very own feature film, a prequel to 'Despicable Me' taking us from prehistoric times to 1960s London.
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1.4KLatestJo Peoples Retires with a Choice Exhibition
After 35 years, Performance Arts Collection curator Jo Peoples has retired with one final Peoples' Choice exhibition opening on 12 December.
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2.6KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Book Thief
Based on Markus Zusak’s novel, The Book Thief is an engaging film examining the power of words and how embracing books can create comfort amidst a desperate situation.
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2.0KLatestDavid Helfgott returns to Adelaide
David Helfgott, one of Australia’s most treasured musicians and the pianist who was the inspiration for the Oscar-winning film 'Shine', will return to Festival Theatre stage on 24 October.
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Film & TV
Film Review: The Best Offer
The Best Offer is an intriguing film, having many layers. On the surface it travels a romantic drama path but as events unfold it becomes something completely different. You are never sure where the story will lead.
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Arts
SA Talent Cleans Up At AACTA Awards
SA films and talent swept the field at the inaugural AACTA Awards ceremony, held on Tuesday at the Sydney Opera House.
