Film review: ‘NOUVELLE VAGUE’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’

French auteur Jean Luc Godard’s films are not for all tastes.  His approach and subjects vary wildly, some of his movies are undoubtedly revolutionary, some feel like intriguing yet pretentious film school experiments while political works like Sympathy For The Devil, which features the Rolling Stones, contains some insufferable polemic hectoring.  Godard no doubt enjoyed infuriating some viewers but no

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Film review: ‘HAMNET’ by Nick Gardener from ‘Built For Speed’

Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet is a Shakespeare biopic of sorts that, on one level explores the story behind the Bard’s writing of Hamlet, possibly the most famous work of English literature but also deliberately displaces Shakespeare to the sidelines to examine the plight of his wife Agnes. Rather than retelling a famous person’s story, this is a stark, striking looking, but

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Don’t miss “Northern Soul” with David Sharples

David Sharples is one of the newest presenters at 88.3 Southern FM. He presents Northern Soul – Out on the Floor every Monday from 2 PM to 4 PM. David plays music from the “Northern Soul” clubs of the north of England in the 60s and 70s. Featuring a heady, up-tempo blend of popular and rare Soul music and Tamla

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Dominic Hart with Sarah Mandile on the Monday Mash – podcast

Dominic Hart makes videos for YouTube, Instagram and TikTok about his lifestyle, journaling/habit-tracking, run club and anything that sparks a creative idea. Dom recently released his own habit-tracker to help people intentionally live the lifestyle they’re seeking. He also makes jewellery in his backyard workshop. In this podcast, Dominic Hart is speaking with Sarah Mandile who is filling in for

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Shakespeare In The Park in Melbourne

Glenn Elston (OAM), director and producer for the Australian Shakespeare Company, talks to Craig about the current and upcoming productions around Melbourne.  Glenn also discusses the history of the company, the magic of the outdoor settings and his views on the enduring relevance of popularity of Shakespeare.

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