Film
Film review: Raising Colours
The coming-of-age drama Raising Colours, showing in Adelaide as part of the French Film Festival, is just as cold and detached as the military culture it depicts.
Film
The coming-of-age drama Raising Colours, showing in Adelaide as part of the French Film Festival, is just as cold and detached as the military culture it depicts.
Film
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.
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As far as easy-watching comedies go, C’est la Vie, currently showing at the Alliance Française French Film Festival, hits the nail on the head with a perfect balance of plot tension, humour and delightful cinematography.
See You Up There, showing as part of the French Film Festival which opens in Adelaide today, is a brutally emotional and visually captivating movie about two soldiers during the final days and direct aftermath of World War I.
Upcoming food and wine events in SA, including explorations of Champagne, a dinner with wine celebrities Taras Ochota and Mark Reginato, and an opportunity to experience some of South Australia’s definitive food and wine pairings at Tasting Australia’s Single Sites dinner.
This French Film Festival movie sees renowned actors Gerard Depardieu and Isabelle Huppert playing characters bearing the same first names they do, blurring the gap between life and art.
