Arts & Entertainment Reviews
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Beach House: Depression Cherry
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They continue to follow their muse and conjure their gorgeous, glacial ballads. -
A Walk in the Woods
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The movie adaptation of Bill Bryson’s 1998 travel memoir, A Walk in the Woods, feels like a bit more of an uneven amble. -
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
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It’s a tear jerker but a clever one. There are strange details that weave into the tapestry and make it less of a Fault in our Stars and more of a Scott Pilgrim vs The World. -
Destroyer: Poison Season
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Imagine if, in 1975, David Bowie decided to collaborate with Van Dyke Parks and John Updike on a rock opera. -
The Gift
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In his directorial debut, acclaimed screenwriter Joel Edgerton has made a taut, brainy mystery story that is more than worthy of the standard set by his past successes. -
The Paper Kites: twelvefour
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The late night vibe of the record crackles with the energy of computer screens in dark rooms, or headlights cutting through the night. -
Royal Headache: High
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On High the band is back and in full swing, ready to tear down society’s walls with their unique sound. -
Southpaw
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Southpaw is a confident and un-flashy movie that knows what it wants to do and does it well. -
Irrational Man
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Woody Allen invokes both Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Alfred Hitchock in his latest, the surprising and ambitious Irrational Man. -
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
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...it constantly feels like Ritchie is falling short and what could have been a fast-paced action movie is more like a fashion shoot for a men’s magazine. -
Queer Screen Film Fest: Grandma
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Grandma is Tomlin’s first lead role in nearly three decades, but it proves that she is still just as funny, soulful and eminently likable as ever. -
FKA twigs: M3LL155X
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It’s beautiful to see that with the enormous popularity that FKA twigs has gained over the last twelve months or so that she has lost none of her desire to explore and innovate. -
Seventeen at Belvoir St Theatre
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Belvoir's Seventeen is a witty exploration of the adventures and perils of being 17, exquisitely played by actors in their 70's. -
Iris
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Despite her age, Iris is a fashion icon thanks to her eccentric style that treats vintage Dior and Versace pieces in exactly the same way as hand-made traditional clothes from all around the world. -
Fantastic Four
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There’s nothing extraordinary about this latest Marvel instalment but, like a cheese and tomato toasted sandwich or a rerun of The Simpsons , it’s still pretty good. -
Trainwreck
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The downfall of this film is that Schumer’s character is an asshole. -
Josh Pyke: But For All These Shrinking Hearts
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Not every song is absolutely killer, but at its worst But For All These Shrinking Hearts is merely pleasant. -
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Ducktails: St. Catherine
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With its gorgeous texture and (mostly) sunny disposition, St. Catherine is a lovely record. -
Holy Holy: When the Storms Would Come
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On their debut record, Holy Holy seem to opt for the obvious rather than the adventurous.