Film
Film review: The Kitchen
This film does not fit into any fixed genre. It’s not a gangster movie. It’s not a crime thriller. It’s not a chick flick nor a comedy. But it is entertaining, writes Susan Mitchell.
Film
This film does not fit into any fixed genre. It’s not a gangster movie. It’s not a crime thriller. It’s not a chick flick nor a comedy. But it is entertaining, writes Susan Mitchell.
Film
The film footage of Aretha Franklin recording her world-famous 1972 gospel album Amazing Grace has been unearthed from the archives and the result is a rough gem that will send your soul soaring.
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Quentin Tarantino’s latest tale of a TV-western actor and his stunt double crossing paths with the Manson Family is a wild ride through Hollywood and an industry on the cusp of change.
Susan Mitchell recommends two new films – a drama with a satirical edge starring Emma Thompson, and an erotic thriller featuring Juliette Binoche – that centre on mature-aged women determined to reinvent themselves.
A cast brimming with vintage Australian talent unites for a weekend of camaraderie and nostalgia in Rachel Ward’s long-anticipated return to the director’s chair.
A group of homeless men occupy the Cincinnati Public Library in a bid to escape brutal winter weather in writer/director Emilio Estevez’s uplifting and empathic crowd-pleaser The Public.
