ArticlesFeaturesFilm Reviews Judas and The Black Messiah: A Gripping and Timely Reminder Daniel Kaluuya in Judas and the Black Messiah, courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. Image sourced…Tom LoudonApril 9, 2021
ArticlesFeaturesFilm ReviewsReviews The Little Things is a contrived, derivative mess Denzel Washington in The Little Things, courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. Image sourced from City…Tom LoudonMarch 23, 2021
ArticlesFeaturesFilm ReviewsReviews Nomadland; or The Ageing Spectre of Capitalism Frances McDormand in Nomadland, 2020. Image Courtesy of SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES. Sourced from IndieWire through…Tom LoudonMarch 23, 2021
ArticlesFeaturesFilm Reviews Ambitious new northern, same old traps Simon Baker and Guruwuk Mununggurr in High Ground, 2020, courtesy of Madman Films. Image sourced…Tom LoudonMarch 23, 2021
Book Reviews Untold Resilience by Future Women: Review by Em Readman It seems almost surreal to be reading a book that heavily features COVID-19. It feels…Em ReadmanFebruary 15, 2021
Book Reviews The Scomo Diaries by Tosh Greenslade and Andrew Weldon: Review by Tom Loudon WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS Welcome to the Australian Federal Government — one of…Tom LoudonDecember 10, 2020
Book Reviews The Space Between by Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald: Review by Jasmin, Glass Editor Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald examine the limbo between childhood and adulthood in their new book The Space Between.…JasminNovember 27, 2020
Book Reviews Either Side of Midnight by Benjamin Stevenson: Jack Bell Review The locked room is a TV studio, a live audience, and millions of people watching…SubmissionsNovember 20, 2020
Film Reviews The Lighthouse Review: Luka Katic The Lighthouse is one of my favourite films in recent memory. It’s a film about…Luka KaticApril 24, 2020
Film ReviewsThe Together Apart Journal Keeping Busy: An Isolation Films List – Luka Katic During a period of self-isolation, it’s hard to know what to do with all the…Luka KaticApril 13, 2020