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Book Reviews – December 2011

Fifty Animals That Changed The Course of History by Eric Chaline Allen and Unwin List five animals that you think have changed the course of history. Does...

Ideas of March (MA)

Directed by George Clooney. Mike Morris (George Clooney) has all the right tools to be president but still needs a huge back-up team. Competing for...

Melancholia (MA)

Directed by Lars Von Trier. A planet named Melancholia is on collision course with earth and everyone has his or her own way of coping...

Toomelah (MA)

Directed by Ivan Sen. Toomelah is an Aboriginal community of about 300 people. On the banks of the Macintyre River on the border of NSW...

Tomboy (M)

Directed by Ciline Sciamma A French family move to the outskirts of Paris with their two daughters. Six year old Jeanne (Maloun Levana) is impossibly...

Film Review: Drive (MA)

Directed by Nicholas Refn The Driver (Ryan Gosling) doesn't seem to have a name. He turned up at a garage belonging to former racing driver...

Film Review: Bill Cunningham, New York (PG)

Bill Cunningham, New York Directed by Richard Press According to New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham, the best fashion show is on the street. He...

Book Reviews – November 2011

Tales of Desire by Tennessee Williams New Directions Books Born 100 years ago, Tennessee Williams is better known for his plays including The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar...

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