Sylvia Lawson reviews The Other Son, The Reluctant Fundamentalist and Tabu
30 May 13 Comments (0)Such a bloody wonderful place
Sylvia Lawson reviews John Hughes’s documentary about the poet Judith Wright, and Pablo Larraín’s No
28 Apr 13 Comments (1)Taking flight
Sylvia Lawson reviews Rust and Bone and looks at the continuing controversy over Zero Dark Thirty
04 Apr 13 Comments (1)
Vast landscapes in tumult
Sylvia Lawson on Sergei Bondarchuk’s War and Peace and the French film-maker Chris Marker
06 Sep 12 Comments (0)Living places
Sylvia Lawson reviews Elena and Where Do We Go Now? and Hysteria, and pays tribute to Paul Willemen
25 Jul 12 Comments (0)
Unwasted moments
Sylvia Lawson reviews Silent Souls, Wish You Were Here and Love Letters from Teralba Road
30 May 12 Comments (0)
Fragments of a modern Iran
Sylvia Lawson reviews A Separation and The Artist and pays tribute to producer Martin Williams
07 Mar 12 Comments (1)Along the pot-holed track
Visiting Alice Springs opens up other journeys captured on film and in prose and poetry, writes Sylvia Lawson in this extract from her new book
16 Feb 12 Comments (2)Power play
Sylvia Lawson on Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar and this year’s Australian film awards
08 Feb 12 Comments (0)
Dissolving borders
Three books, one old, two new, offer different ways of thinking about cinema, writes Sylvia Lawson
15 Dec 11 Comments (1)
