‘Some Happy Day’ – New Film Humanises Homelessness
The story of ‘Some Happy Day’ follows Tina, a homeless woman in search of a better life, who meets Frances, a social worker with troubles of her own.
Entertainment and Arts
Profound Truths Highlighted in New Thriller ‘Nope’ – Movie Review
In the new thriller ‘Nope’, director Jordan Peele illustrates a profound theological point, writes film critic Russ Matthews.
“It Doesn’t Have to Have a Price Tag to Be Worth Something” – Tauren Wells
For more than a decade, singer Tauren Wells has been refining the personal mission behind his own life and creative endeavours.
The Phantom of the Open – Movie Review
Dreams sometimes come in different golf bags: Russ Matthews reviews the new film, ‘The Phantom of the Open’ – a sport based drama with a comic twist.
‘Persuasion’ on Netflix Will Divide New Fans and Purists – Movie Review
This contemporary Netflix production of Jane Austen’s Persuasion will win a new audience, but may turn off purists, writes Russ Matthews.
The Sea Beast – Reel Dialogue Movie Review
In ‘The Sea Beast’, Chris Williams has delivered one of the rare films that should be on every family’s watchlist this season, says Russ Matthews.
“The More I Sing, the More I Need God,” Hillsong United’s Taya
In a career first, Hillsong United’s Taya is stepping out with her own solo worship album – featuring her own songwriting.
The Things We Keep Coming Back To: The Great Value of The Arts
The arts are one of those things in life that makes us feel truly alive in the midst of a busy life, writes Aaron Johnstone.
‘The Gray Man’ is Bourne Plus a Sense of Humour – Movie Review
The Gray Man is an excellent introduction to a new action hero who is a combination of both antihero and compassionate warrior, writes Russ Matthews.
Adam Sandler Shows a Different Side in ‘Hustle’
Adam Sandler’s ‘Hustle’ looks to be a rags-to-riches story of the discovery of a great talent, but it turns out to be so much more.