Arts & Culture
Young SA filmmaker Henry Thong is set to launch a new season of short docos about inspiring high-flying creatives, including fashion designer Paul Vasileff, New York-based photographers Ben Baker and Max Papendieck, and TV chef Adam Liaw.
Music
A self-professed “Potter nerd” himself, conductor John Jesensky loves watching the magic that happens when enthusiastic Harry Potter fans and music lovers come together to experience the film scores brought to life in concert.
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The rugged forests and imposing chateaus surrounding France’s north-central region of Sologne are at the heart of Nicolas Vanier’s visually ambitious comedy-drama The School of Life, showing at the Alliance Française French Film Festival.
In the new horror/thriller A Quiet Place, there is only one rule… if you want to live, don’t make a sound.
Peter Hanlon, it seems, has always been a contradiction. A punk-rock loving aesthete who has scaled the upper echelons of Australia’s finance industry and still sits at the helm of the Bank SA board and who, at 63, has recently found a new career path - as an arthouse filmmaker.
In his latest film, The Death of Stalin, satirical maestro Armando Iannucci casts his acerbic eye back in time to Stalinist Russia and the political upheaval that took place when the demon dictator died.
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