THE BEST OF SHANGHAI FASHION WEEK S/S 24
Shanghai Fashion Week 2024 started the Asian fashion calendar off with an electrifying start. Shanghai has been at the forefront of the Asian fashion market
THE FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON DISPLAYS 115 WORKS OF MARK ROTHKO IN TRIBUTE
“I became a painter because I wanted to elevate painting to a level as moving as music and poetry” – Mark Rothko Mark Rothko (1903-1970) was an
WESTWORLD: DYSTOPIA
The wide, fascinating, and often terrifying realm of virtual reality is rapidly approaching a full-on takeover of our world. In the wake of such a
KARL LAGERFELD: THE KAISER
Many cities are considered fashion capitals, but only one is known as the world’s fashion capital, Paris. French Haute Couture began in the 18th century,
Scarlett Johansson Quits ‘Rub and Tug’ Sparking Twitter Praise
Over the past few weeks, Scarlett Johansson has been slammed by the LGBTQIA+ community for accepting the role of a transman in Rupert Sander’s Rub &
Thailand Cave Rescue is a Great Survival Story That Should Become a Film
Unstable water levels, decreasing oxygen percentage, 12 children and coach, trapped. There’s nothing more heart racing than watching a movie inspired by a real survival
Tarantino To Inspire A Return of The Sixties With Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Turtlenecks, velvet jackets, bell bottom pants, the miniest of mini skirts and go-go boots. All of which are destined to make an appearance in Quentin
Examining the Real World Delusion of The Truman Show
Peter Weir’s reality TV-inspired nightmare, The Truman Show (1998), is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week. At a time when we were only beginning to scratch the
A Short Film Bound To Tug At Your ‘Heartstrings’
Heartstrings is an upcoming graduate film project written and produced by a former member of our film team, Samantha Turanski. The film takes place in
Q&A: Tait’s Focus On Ability
The 10th anniversary of ‘Focus On Ability‘, a short film festival raising awareness for people with disabilities, is coming up mid-year. I sat down with
Sydney’s Mardi Gras Film Festival: Celebrating 25 Years of LGBTQIA Cinema
With Sydney’s annual Mardi Gras parade approaching faster than a pink bus filled with Redbull the city is abuzz with excitement and party preparations. But why
Beautiful Cinema: Guillermo del Toro and The Shape of Water
With the cinema overrun by superheroes, space wars, and action romps, one can forget that such a thing as stylistic cinema, romantic stories, and general
It’s Not the Size, It’s How You Use It: The Awesome Power of the Short
Amidst the furor of the Weinstein scandal, the same-sex marriage debate, and the general unruly state of the world, short films are fast becoming the
FIB Film Review: ‘Annabelle: Creation’
If you thought the trainwreck that was 2014’s Annabelle was the end of what seemed like an obviously failed franchise, think again! Turns out the
