Famous peace activist and influential artist Yoko Ono will visit Sydney this weekend at the launch of War Is Over! (if you want it), the Museum of Contemporary Art’s summer exhibition.
Opening tonight in the harbour city is Corroboree Sydney, a new festival based in the which promises to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture from across the nation.
Although it won’t come as a surprise to anyone that Director Abhinav Kashyap’s Besharam, starring Ranbir Kapoor, is a flop of a movie, what may surprise some is just how bad it is.
The annual Sydney Underground Film Festival kicks off today, with this year’s program offering a program of over 30 alternative films.
Madras Cafe is a film which treads many fine lines, and too often it wobbles and comes unstuck.
Once Upon Ay Time in Mumbai Dobaara! is the much-awaited sequel to Milan Luthria’s 2010 hit which featured Emraan Hashmi. However the moody pseudo-realism of the first film is replaced here by something much more crowd-friendly – pure masala.
The Melbourne International Film Festival will open tonight at Hamer Hall, with the screening of Pedro Almodóvar’s comedy I’m So Excited!
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag is a flawed diamond, but an important one – this beautifully emotional epic could prove to be a seminal masterpiece for both Farhan Akhtar and for Indian cinema.
A wide selection of Hollywood costumes is now on display in the heart of Melbourne, and the range of iconic outfits in the ACMI exhibition is sure to impress.