After 30 years, the curtain is lifting on the Brunswick Picture House. The iconic site on Fingal Street in Brunswick Heads has had a new lease on life and opens its doors this coming Easter weekend. A fun packed program of events has been created… Read More »The Brunswick Picture House
There is something a little voyeuristic in watching movies. We gain an insight into the lives of others, empathise with strangers, peek through the curtains of our closeted lives into a world that is not ours. Whether it is dreaming of gaining superpowers, finding that… Read More »BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL: VOYEURISTIC PURSUITS
The phrase ‘film festival’ usually conjures one of two images; there is the picnics-in-the-park, champagne in plastic cups, big screen under falling night scenario on the one side, and on the other, the Palm d’Or, Hollywood, red carpet and celebrities gracefully melting under too much… Read More »BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL: TALES THROUGH THE LENS
Damn, I’m in a quandary, I mean a real pickle. I have spent many years writing for the surf industry, favouring the sport’s history and back-stories over the interviews with contemporary masters. So when I nestled myself in front of Drift, I both didn’t know… Read More »DRIFT: A CHIP OF THE OL’ BLOCK
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