!!!On The Screen Reviews

OT Movie Review: Molly’s Game

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Molly Bloom has nothing to do with the James Joyce character, but more to do with the convicted criminal who once ran a red hot poker game, but is no less colourful. This Molly...

OTT Movie Review: The Party

There is nothing better than a dinner party with a set menu: cake, champagne and politics. Sally Potter's latest innovation is seventy-one minutes of quirky and pertinent fun. English political realities are twisted into...

On The Screen Review: Storm Boy

Rylan' Score 4.5/5 Some things just want to be left alone. Be it land, beaches, widows or birds. The 1963 novel about a South Australian boy who rescues and befriends pelicans has been re-imagined by director...

On The Screen Reviews: The Favourite

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Con's Score: 4.5 pineapple slices Giving a period piece to a director  like Yiorgos Lanthimos, known for his absurd sense of humour, is a risky choice. In the case of The Favourite it’s an inspired one. We’re...

On The Screen Review: The Good Boss

"Bardem and his charm carry this film...although Manolo Solo is ever reliable" Con Nats 3 /5 scales This film was Spain’s nomination for Best Foreign Film at the Academy Awards this year and won...

On The Screen Review: The Whale

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"this film will move you and haunt you" "You don’t need explosions to create power. Just powerful characters and the excellence of actors who can deliver them."Con Nats 4 slices of Dominos Charlie is a...

Theatre Now Review [On The Screen]: The Insult

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Con's Score: 4.5 Dog Whistles This Lebanese film (which has a lot of French investment) was nominated for an Academy award and won the audience vote at the Sydney Film Festival. It’s no surprise. This...

On The Screen Review: Breath

This is an adaptation of the Tim Winton novel which Simon Baker took a big liking to. He’s one of the producers, the director, a lead character, and he even gave himself a writing...

Theatre Now: On The Screen – C’est La Vie

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Con's Score:3.5 Dum-dum dee-dum’s Weddings always make great fodder for movies. The time pressure, the elaborate details, the number of guests, the building to the event, and the reception is a great setting for lots...

On The Screen Review: All My Sons

Con's Score: 4 White Pickets Arthur Miller’s script gets the National Theatre Live treatment at the Old Vic with a stellar cast crossing the Atlantic for this one. Joe Keller (Bill Pullman) is the hearty epitome of...