WITHOUT slime-covered, multi-toothed monsters threatening to extinguish all human life, Steven Soderbergh’s medical research thriller is as convincing a horror film as you might ever hope to find. Scott Burns’s screenplay examines the science that…
SINCE World WarII there have been four major English-language productions of Alexandre Dumas’s rollicking adventure yarn. It presses many escapist buttons, ticks many boxes. And it provides a golden opportunity for an actress to chill…
WOODY Allen makes a fantasy time-travel visit to the City Of Light during three of its most notable cultural, intellectual and hedonist eras. Gil writes episodes for network TV series, but he’d dearly love to…
AT some time in the future, Charlie (Hugh Jackman) is doing the country show circuit with a beat up truck, a crude survival sense and a dilapidated fighting robot. He owes money. He has little prospect of…
CANADIAN film maker Larysa Kondracki’s based her confronting feature debut on American cop Kathryn Bolkovac’s book recounting her experiences as a UN peacekeeper in Bosnia. A gritty sere story, filmed with matching images, develops slowly…
ACT Liberal arts spokesperson VICKI DUNNE reminds the ANU what the School of Music means to Canberra
Music student ROHAN MOORE, of Save Our SOM, says there have been no wins for the School of Music
CANBERRA’S musical heavyweights are throwing a free concert for the ACT community tonight to show the ANU what they can do. Organiser of the concert, pianist and masters student at the university, Andrew Rumsey, told…
THE ACT Division of the National Tertiary Education Union has condemned today’s announcement by the ANU of a possible fund-raising consortium as a case of exploiting community goodwill. NTEU said it was “a useful distraction…
