The Ocean’s 11 etc movies are one of the less likely film franchises. Conceived in the 1960’s as a Vegas lark for the Rat Pack, the concept was resurrected in the 2000’s for George Clooney and a gaggle of his bros to play criminal hepcats ripping off casinos. With Ocean’s 8, the Ocean’s concept, like Doctor Who has reappeared in
Read moreWRITE NOW – for anyone who wants to attend the launch of Liz Porter’s latest book: Crime Scene Asia when Forensic Evidence becomes the Silent Witness, which is on Wednesday 20 June at 6pm for 6.30pm at Readings in Ackland Street, you need to RSVP by emailing: carmel@nullshute-the-messenger.com The book is brilliant and you can listen to last night’s interview
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Listen again to Songs of Hope Sunday worship, broadcast on Sunday 10Jun18. Play time is 12 minutes. Songs of Hope website https://songsofhope883.com/
Read moreRising country music superstar Angus Gill joined us on Saturday for a quick chat as he wound his way across the country roads of NSW. The brilliant songwriter is about to go viral with his catchy but thoughtful lyrics and you can hear what he has to say about the present and future here as well as hear a couple
Read moreThe road trip drama has long been a convenient cinematic device for forcing warring family members to cohabit and thrash out their issues while imbibing the attractive landscapes through which they travel. The low-key, low-budget film Kodachrome is a familiar road trip redemption story but one that benefits from better-than-average performances. Jason Sudeikis stars as arrogant and once successful record
Read moreCreepy, slow-burn supernatural horror film Hereditary is one of the more stylish additions to the genre of recent times and announces an impressive new filmmaking talent in writer/ director Ari Aster who makes his feature debut here. Hereditary sees the Graham family: Annie (Toni Collette), Stephen (Gabriel Byrne), late-teen son Peter (Alex Wolff) and 13-year-old daughter Charlie (Milly Shapiro) slowly
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