Bryan Brown
Peter Rabbit review
As someone who is only vaguely familiar with the source material – Beatrix Potter's The Tale Of Peter Rabbit and The Tale Of Benjamin Bunny – I would assume that this...
Red Dog: The Early Years review
A young boy struggling in the world forms a friendship with an unlikely partner to get him through the toughest times
The Light Between Oceans review
The Light Between Oceans is deeply moving, morally complex and brimming with wonderful performances
Beautiful Kate review (DVD)
Hands up who can tell me the last time a genuinely good movie came out of Australia? It seems a fair while back that a credible achievement arose from that...
Beautiful Kate review
Hands up who can tell me the last time a genuinely good movie came out of Australia? It seems a fair while back that a credible achievement arose from that...
Australia (Blu-ray)
British aristocrat Lady Sarah Ashley (Kidman) travels to Australia to get her wayward husband to sell his failing cattle farm and raise some much-needed funds back home.
Dean Spanley (DVD)
Easily one of the most beguiling, charming and addictive films of recent times, Dean Spanley is a movie you will grow to love.
Australia
British aristocrat Lady Sarah Ashley (Kidman) travels to Australia to get her wayward husband to sell his failing cattle farm and raise some much-needed funds back home.
Dean Spanley
Easily one of the most beguiling, charming and addictive films from the recent Times BFI London Film Festival, Dean Spanley is a movie you will grow to love.