‘Pacific Mother’ was thought-provoking.
‘Pacific Mother’, by Japanese actress and freediver Sachito Fukumoto, is an awe-inspiring documentary that takes us on a compelling journey through the Pacific, sharing the birthing stories of women who are intimately connected to the ocean. Showing in select Australian cinemas from September 19, 2023.
‘Everybody Loves Jeanne’ was captivating.
The acting performances of Blanche Gardin, Laurent Lefitte and Maxence Tual are remarkable, as is the script. Even the music performed by various characters in the film adds to its charm and meaning. In Australian cinemas from September 9th.
‘The Crime is Mine’ was side-splitting.
A screwball comedy with a feminist edge and an endearing charm, ‘The Crime is Mine’ is a must-see for fans of the eccentrically quirky films of the 30s and 40s. In Australian cinemas from October 12th.
‘Theatre Camp’ was surprising.
This film is for anyone who is or has been a theatre kid and is ultimately a love letter to music theatre, but even if you’ve never played a game of Zip, Zap, Zop or Space Jump you’re still bound to revel in the hilarity of ‘Theater Camp’ .
Some of these remarkable plays have not only left their mark on the theatre scene but have also made their way to the silver screen through film adaptations. In this article, we will explore seven Australian plays that have been adapted into memorable films.
The fusion of technology and art is set to revolutionize the way museum-goers experience exhibitions. With these VR films, these three institutions are spearheading a new era of immersive storytelling, offering a glimpse into the exciting future of museum interactions.
“As a non-golfer, when I received the script, I thought I would read a few pages then politely pass. My prejudice disintegrated a few pages in. The central character is delightfully eccentric. The story of Moe’s amazing life and career and of those around him is told with humour, compassion, sophistication, and depth. I enthusiastically accepted the offer to direct such a fascinating group of characters and unusual story,” Beresford stated.
Happy birthday Harley Quinn! The iconic DC Comics villain and fan-favorite character celebrates her birthday on July 20 – her story is one that captivates audiences and offers endless possibilities for future stage adaptations.
As the strike continues, it remains to be seen how negotiations between the unions and production studios will unfold, and what the implications will be for the future of the entertainment industry and the fair treatment of actors worldwide.
On World Superman Day, fans of the Man of Steel celebrate the iconic superhero’s legacy in comics, film, television, and more. But few may know that Superman also soared across the stage in a 1966 Broadway musical, “It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman!”.
