Articles written by: Lachlan Baynes

Things To Come is a humane and moving portrayal of real life and real pain as told through the struggles of Isabelle Huppert’s Nathalie.

Magical duo Lawson Reeves and Josh Staley bring their unique form of illusion and improvisation to this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival with 2 Guys, 1 Magic Show, No Idea.

Sydney stand-up comic Nick Capper brings his droll stage presence and absurdist humour to Melbourne for his new show, Chrome Doggie, an uneven mixed bag of stand-up and sketch.

Milk Bar Mag reviewed Land of Mine, a heartbreakingly powerful film at the tail end of World War 2.

Frankie's Top Shop seamlessly fits in the fabric of St Kilda West as the part café, part gourmet food store.

Fences stars Denzel Washington and Viola Davis, and follows Troy Maxson (Denzel Washington), a former professional baseball player who now makes a living as a garbage man.

Rosie Jones’ new documentary, The Family, is an unsettling and unflinchingly in-depth look at the doomsday cult that lurked on the fringes of Melbourne society for the better part of thirty years.

So Frenchy So Chic celebrates the wonderful culture and zest for life that is so central to the French way of living.

World War II epic Allied is a great mix of romance, drama and high stakes action.