1 Oct 2015
It is chilling testimony to the authenticity of this profound documentary that many of those credited on the film, from co-producers, co-director, some…
1 Oct 2015
This surreal OzAsia event is the brainchild of director, performer and choreographer Toko Nikaido. In what can only be described as sensory insanity, Miss…
1 Oct 2015
Mixing Australian contemporary dance techniques with the eerie subversiveness that typifies Japanese Butoh, Spectra certainly packs a visual punch that leaves…
1 Oct 2015
Transgender Ladyboys are a frequent sight throughout Thailand and feature regularly in Thai nightclubs. The Thailand Ladyboy Superstars Cabaret have arrived in…
30 Sept 2015
Highly acclaimed film director Ann Hui is the first female to win the Asian Film Awards’ Lifetime Achievement honour, and was named Asian Filmmaker Of The Year…
30 Sept 2015
This powerful and important film was made in 1982 but it remains just as controversial, disturbing and pertinent today.
30 Sept 2015
This fascinating documentary with a strong narrative has many of the hallmarks of a feature film. A Young Patriot chronicles three years out of the life of…
30 Sept 2015
High And Low , one of famed Japanese director Akira Kurosawa’s contemporary crime dramas, kicks off the three-film season of Kurosawa’s Film Noir , the…
30 Sept 2015
The Mercury Cinema’s season of the legendary and influential Akira Kurosawa’s take on film noir continues with a screening of Stray Dog , his 1949 contemporary…
30 Sept 2015
All the way from 1960, Akira Kurusawa’s classic black-and-white film is a strong piece of social, cultural and corporate criticism. I found myself comparing it…
30 Sept 2015
Walking into superposition at the Dunstan Playhouse you might be forgiven for thinking you were at a computer convention rather than a theatre. Screens and more…
27 Sept 2015
The Festival Centre precinct is abuzz with hundreds of people taking in the atmosphere of the Adelaide Night Noodle Markets. There are dragon dances and exotic…