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25June2014 11:30
new TRANSFORMERS is just as iffy and problematically racist and sexist as ever, but also just as self-aware; doesn’t redeem it, but owns it
25June2014 11:24
chamber music tonight, by Firebird Trio (+2), including a wonderful Vaughan Williams piano quintet (@ Melbourne Recital Centre)
25June2014 05:37
and dessert, sticky rice and banana and coconut (which was delicious, but defeated me) (@ Chin Chin)
25June2014 05:11
the latest TRANSFORMERS is just nuts, and whenever you think it’s done it goes back for more; great fun, awesomely stupid
25June2014 05:05
sitting at the kitchen at Chin Chin, drooling over the flavours and scents and colours (@ Chin Chin)
25June2014 00:26
egg, kale, and broccolini, from melbourne’s original cafe-for-a-good-cause (@ Kinfolk Cafe)
24June2014 12:13
non apology; ugly publicity stunt RT @Jo_Tovey: Opera House and FODI cancels planned ‘honour killings’ talk facebook.com/sydneyoperahou…
24June2014 11:51
Aust Ballet’s BODYTORQUE DNA was a technically interesting exploration of the form, but a reminder of just how boring I find ballet
24June2014 11:40
closing the night with a glass of red in the hotel lounge (@ Grand Hotel Melbourne)
24June2014 08:04
german and “other european” beers on offer (and sensibly priced!) (@ Hophaus, Southgate)
21June2014 14:16
beautiful, spiritual musical experience tonight from TSO for #DarkMofo — IN PRAISE OF DARKNESS a wonderful solstice celebration
21June2014 02:37
second breakfast (the first went too soon to get a photo); delicious food and coffee here (@ Ginger Brown Cafe)
19June2014 12:57
hard to describe hobart, but this about sums it up: a blend of art, of architectures, of layers old and modern
19June2014 05:49
really liking hobart on first touch; got the small town colonial feel, but more scottish than english, and so much more interesting for it
16June2014 10:10
rewatching ROME, at season 2; even its dubious historicity has so much more to offer than GoT; wish HBO made more like this
15June2014 04:40
watching FANTASIA (music turned up loud!); the most strikingly old thing about it: aside from the two harpists, the orchestra is all men
15June2014 02:17
STOP THE POUNDING HEART was a beautiful, intimate portrait, but knowing it was only “truthy” made it difficult to engage with #SydFilmFest
14June2014 11:31
SNOWPIERCER is wonderfully absurd, mad fun, very French “sci-fi”, reminiscent of Jean-Pierre Jeunet #SydFilmFest
14June2014 04:20
CONCERNING VIOLENCE, after Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth, is confronting, fascinating, incredible documentary filmmaking #SydFilmFest
12June2014 12:13
THE TWO FACES OF JANUARY nothing new, but a nice slow-burn crime thriller / European adventure; beautifully shot, great cast #SydFilmFest
11June2014 11:13
BLACK COAL, THIN ICE: nice slow-burn mystery, beautifully understated in a worn-out city in the snow #SydFilmFest
11June2014 08:00
we’re just speeding up RT @rebeccagiggs: Genetic Manipulation: The First 50,000 Years bit.ly/1ibXFsi
10June2014 12:33
THE CAPTIVE is an average thriller not helped as much as it thinks by a non-linear structure; uninspired characters #SydFilmFest
09June2014 06:24
don’t know how to describe LOCKE, but: beautifully simple, an amazing character study, with a superb performance from Tom Hardy #SydFilmFest
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