Interview – The Co-Op Coffee Shop
We interview the Co-Op Coffee Shop: for lovers of coffee, food and fair wage distribution.
Author: heckler
Review – The Book of Everything
Sidestepping blasphemy, The Book of Everything is a playful dig in Lord Jesus’ ribs.
Review – Gravity Boots: Dairy Maclary the Yoghurt Dog
Some of their silliness is funny because the sketch concept itself is just a little bit brilliant, but mostly the hilarity comes from their absolute commitment to any idea that pops in their head.
Review – The Lake
Joseph (Brad Williams) and Karl (Matt Crook) are two lost souls at the edge of existence, scratching out a living in a dystopian wasteland and collecting weapons against the prisoner that they guard...
Review – The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Catching Fire, the long-awaited sequel to Hunger Games, is a startling film to come out of Hollywood. It is both spectacular and exhilarating… but it is also just so relentlessly fucking bleak.
Review – Ender’s Game
At its best, Ender’s Game has some gorgeous visuals that are well integrated into the story… outside of that, though, there’s not a lot to recommend this film as a cinematic experience.
Review – Night Train to Lisbon
This film unfolds like a literary procedural, and here I mean literary as opposed to being cinematic.
Review – Rear Admiral, November
The format is simple: six solid comedians doing longer, stronger sets, a cheap schnitty, home and tucked in by ten-thirty.
We heckle the Fringe Poster
The Adelaide Fringe Festival … is for the punter that celebrates the misfit, likes a bit of grit in their culture, and is eager to engage with their art… This poster fails to capture what the fringe is all about: a festival for the different, marvellous, unconventional acts that don’t really belong anywhere else in the arts scene.
Review – Cafe Non-Fiction Opening Night
The name started out as a joke. Co-West founder Rob de Kok was doing video editing on a project, many years ago, when his colleague suggested to him that they retire for a desperately-needed...
Review – Asher Treleaven hosts Comedy Lab
The belle of the ball was visiting Melbourne comic Asher Treleaven: those who’ve seen him before know to expect something special, and he didn’t disappoint.
Review – SA Designer Showcase and Emerging Designer Award
If this is what is coming through in the emerging designer space then there are exciting times ahead.
Review – Made in SA
It is hard not to walk away from this film in awe of… home-grown SA talent in the field.
Review – Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
Steve Coogan brings his much loved character Alan Partridge to the big screen in an over-the-top and downright bizarre comedy that flirts brilliantly and hilariously with bad taste.
Review – Cosimo and Nicole
Boy meets girl. Girl and boy fall in love. Bad thing happens. Love is tested. Audience rapidly loses interest in film.
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