Mixtape #2: The Party
Good parties are the kind where you don’t always have to exude cool. Mark Harding from Sydney band Little May gives HATTIE O’DONNELL his top picks for the ultimate party
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Zinegeist #2: Filmme Fatales
At just twenty-four, Brodie Lancaster’s already got a bit of an empire brewing. Inspired to create a space for intelligent writing about women, Brodie launched Filmme Fatales - a zine where
REVIEW: Wadjda
Words by FRANCESCA BUTLERAmidst a dusty Saudi Arabian landscape, a ten-year-old girl named Wadjda longs for the green bike – complete with streamers on the handlebars – that stands in
ALBUM REVIEW: Drowners
Drowners – Drowners (Self-titled) 2014Words by JADE ELLEN Sounds like: The youthful energy of The Vaccines with a little of Palma Violets’ indie-garage rock and a dash of The Smiths.Hailing from
REVIEW: Tidy Town of the Year
Words by LUKE HOLMESThe Sydney Independent Theatre Company production of Tidy Town of the Year is the story of a small, dying community’s desperate bid to gain recognition by being
REVIEW: Camille Claudel 1915
Mainstream cinema biopics tend to crudely sensationalise their subjects in pursuit of drama, but CAMILLE CLAUDEL 1915 comes at its own with determined curiosity.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjkXquaZR48Powered by a compellingly varied performance by
REVIEW: Homeland
If, when watching a film set in an exotic, overseas country, you’re likely to experience a heightened case of wanderlust and pipe dreams of future adventures, then Homeland (Né Quelque
REVIEW: The Good Luck of Right Now
Matthew Quick, author of The Silver Linings Playbook, delivers more warm-and-fuzzy feels.Bartholomew Neil is 39 years old, friendless, and has always lived with and cared for his mother. Her death leaves
REVIEW: Nebraska
NebraskaIn cinemas February 20http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT5tqPojMtgDirector Alexander Payne, responsible for The Descendants in 2011, returns for Nebraska, a film about the homecoming of an aged car mechanic, Woody Grant (Bruce Dern), with
REVIEW: Once In Royal David’s City
8 February – 23 March Belvoir St Theatre, Surry Hills Ticket prices: Full $68, seniors/industry/group $58, concession $48Belvoir’s production of Michael Gow’s latest play, Once In Royal David’s City, is a poignant