by Ros Seale | Jun 15, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
This is an ambitious and epic film – over three hours in the telling. Director/writer Florian Henckel von Donnersmark (The Lives of Others) covers three decades of German history from 1937 inspired by real events in the life of Gerhard Richter, one of the most...
by Jacqueline Lang | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Education, Kids, Lifestyle, People, Visual, What's On
Jane Crawford and Danielle Benda enjoyed opening night Wow. That was our reaction as we walked into PLC’s annual art show last night. Tess Mackay (And that was even before trays of smoked salmon blini, enticing sandwiches and Flametree wines were proffered to us by...
by Jacqueline Lang | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Beauty, Lifestyle, People, Places, Visual, What's On
Freo artist Michael Knight will be taking part in this year’s Art Auction Art lovers, Fremantle’s annual Help The Homeless Art Auction is almost back! June 8 is the date to bung in the diary; the 10th time this celebrated event will be held, with works from many...
by Margot Lang | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Red Joan is based on the true story of Melita Norwood, a British housewife who was unmasked in her 80s as a KGB spy who leaked to the Russians vital information about Britain’s atomic bomb. With the great Judi Dench as the elderly Joan Stanley, the film should have...
by Margot Lang | May 25, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
British director Mike Leigh has always been ready to take up the cudgels in support of the downtrodded masses, and the Peterloo massacre was a tragedy which cried out for his talents. In August 1819 a peaceful crowd gathered on a sunny day at St Peter’s Field in...
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