Asteroid City takes audiences on a whimsical and enchanting journey through time and space, all within the unique cinematic universe crafted by the masterful Wes Anderson. In this 2023 comedy-drama, Anderson weaves a metatextual tapestry that melds the charm of…
Now or Never, the newest digital art and future thinking festival, is set to transform Melbourne this month with an array of cutting-edge experiences. From August 17 to September 2, the festival will feature large-scale outdoor sculptural installations, immersive 360°…
Hot-footed excellence gets your heart rate rising and passion aflame at Burn The Floor Walanbaa Yulu-gi featuring Mitch Tambo At The Palms.The night is one of non-stop musical and movement highlights with First Nations’ cultural and spiritual accents. It delivers…
It’s that time of year again when your social media feed is filled up with friends sailing through the Greek Islands, visiting sandy beaches in Spain or enjoying a summer music festival in Germany. If you’re like us and staying…
Melbourne’s Botanic Gardens have been transformed into a winter wonderland of light, sound and taste. After a sold out 2022, Lightscape is back for another season with an impressive new range of light exhibitions, and a big lineup of food…
Announced all the way back in 2014, one of DC’s most popular superheroes The Flash (aka Barry Allen) finally has his own film! Up to this point we’ve seen actor Ezra Miller portray the police forensic investigator turned Jusice League…
Abandon reality and immerse yourself into a world of dreams with NICA’s new third-year student ensemble show, ONEIRIC. The show combines jaw dropping aerial acrobatics, modern dance, music and sound to bring you on a journey through light and dark,…
Hollywood’s hottest and most rebellious goddesses have arrived in Melbourne, and they’re ready to tell their stories of challenging the norm, climbing to the top and forging the way forward for women’s rights. ACMI’s newest exhibition, Goddess: Power, Glamour, Rebellion…
Short and sweet. Short and sad. Short and scary, silly, sincere, surreal, and surprising. The Saint Kilda Film Festival launched 12 days of short films, workshops and special events. This year marks the festival’s 39th anniversary and it claims the…
Over the decade’s, pockets of dimly lit, late night, often secretive locations around the country provided the backdrop to the cathartic ritual of dance. From Australia’s acid house infancy, to the many reinventions of rave. Through the 90s and the…