Review / ‘C’est La Vie’ (M) ***
“C’EST La Vie” is about a professionally managed reception. It’s in the best tradition of French farce, an occasion at...
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AFRO-American Spike Lee has an impressive filmography, director (83 titles), producer (71 credits) and writer…
MUCH of the plot of Spanish film-maker Nacho Vigalondo‘s sci-fi-comedy-actioner-monster-fantasy movie set in Mainview, middle-America,…
JERRY Eeton wrote a story, Craig Mazin converted it into a screenplay for Seth Gordon…
Review: ‘Where Do We Go Now?’ (M) ????
ONE of the great things about this job is that it occasionally pops up a…
The Cup (PG) ★ ★ ★ ½
IN 2002, Damien Oliver rode the Irish-trained Media Puzzle to Melbourne Cup victory. Next day,…
What’s Your Number? (M) ★ ★ ½
NONE of the husband candidates Allie (Anna Faris) has bed-tested have matched her selection criteria.…
IN “Tabloid”, documentarist Errol Morris lets the people involved tell what British print media in…
FOUR stars for this Tasmanian-grown eco-thriller forgives little visual moments that, while their validity doesn’t…
WRITER/director Thomas Bezucha has feminised and updated Mark Twain’s “The Prince and the Pauper”. Chaperoned…
THE last cricket match I watched live was Windies v PM’s XI. I don’t remember…
IN Mississippi in 1963, indolent, small-town, middle-class, white mistresses dominated their coloured household servants under…
