All posts tagged "Kirstey Whicker"

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Stoker

  Korean director Chan-Wook Park's debut English language film is a visually stunning psycho-sexual thriller starring Australian Academy Award winner Nicole Kidman.

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  Film Review: The Rocket

  A heart-warming story about a young boy in war-scarred Laos who is determined to make peace with his father and earn his family's respect.

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  Film Review: Frances Ha

  If you liked Breakfast at Tiffanys and/or Sex and The City, Bridesmaids and Midnight in Paris, then you are bound to like this charming new indie 'coming-of-age' comedy-drama.

• Performing Arts

  Film Review: Now You See Me

  Now You See Me never takes itself seriously and the amazing razzle-dazzle makes for a great way to escape reality and enjoy the fun of being fooled by magic and mayhem!

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Before Midnight

  Before Midnight is the third chapter in one of the wonderful love stories of American independent cinema. It is a sequel to both Before Sunrise (1995) and Before Sunset (2004) but stands alone as a great love story.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Only God Forgives

  Two years after they collaborated for the 2011 smash hit Drive, Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling have reunited for the much darker, violent film Only God Forgives.

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  Film Review: We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks

  This documentary by Academy Award-winning director Alex Gibney is a sharp reminder that someone is always watching and the truth will always come out.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Reality

  This is a very witty satire looking at Italy's infatuation with reality TV by celebrated director Matteo Garrone.

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  Film Review: Satellite Boy

  This heart-warming story focuses on a young boy's adventure to save his home and himself in a community divided between tradition and the future.

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  Film Review: A Gun In Each Hand – 2013 Spanish Film Festival

  If all of the other Spanish films are as good as this irresistibly funny opening night comedy, the 2013 Spanish Film Festival is going to be a very successful one!

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Farewell My Queen

  This French/Spanish co-production is a tale of excess and opulence during the last days of Marie Antoinette.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist

  Director Mira Nair has put together a culturally rich film. This powerful story shows how conflicting cultures and philosophies lead to unreliable perceptions and suspicions which then have the power to determine life or death.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Still Mine

  This heart-warming story is true inspiration for anyone who comes up against the odds. It is a good reminder to never give up for those you love because with sheer determination, anything is possible.

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  Film Review: The Big Wedding

  Writer-director Justin Zackham matches classic stars with younger generation talents in this funny wedding extravaganza!

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  Film Review: Drift

  Set on Western Australia's spectacular coastline in the early 1970s, Drift is inspired by the true story of Australia’s legendary surf wear companies.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Camille Rewinds (2012)

  Noémie Lvovsky directs, co-writes and stars in this gorgeous French comedy which looks at a women who gets to travel back to her past and rewrite history.

• Film & TV

  Film Review: Celeste and Jesse Forever

  This is a perfect example of a movie for anyone who likes a good old romantic comedy with a twist!

• Film & TV

  Review: The Dark Knight Rises

  This epic action-packed adventure is a stunning conclusion to director Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.