Some kind of real world

Sylvia Lawson reviews This Must Be the Place and Le Havre

26 Apr 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)

Old-fashioned politics

Sylvia Lawson reviews The Iron Lady and The Ides of March

12 Jan 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)

Here and now

Sylvia Lawson reviews Toomelah, The Tall Man and Burning Man

07 Dec 11 | Comments (0)

Soaring above it all

Sylvia Lawson reviews Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris

27 Oct 11 | Comments (0)

Rising to the operatic

Sylvia Lawson reviews The Eye of the Storm and enters a controversy about Red Dog

05 Oct 11 | Comments (2)

What will it be like without them?

Sylvia Lawson reviews Page One and Pina

20 Sep 11 | Comments (1)

Dangerous pleasure

Sylvia Lawson reviews Senna, Jane Eyre and The Illusionist

17 Aug 11 | Comments (1)

Things that cinema can do

Sylvia Lawson reviews Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life and Kelly Reichardt’s Meek’s Cutoff

28 Jul 11 | Comments (0)

Arguments worth having

Sylvia Lawson at the Sydney Film Festival

22 Jun 11 | Comments (0)

Blurred boundaries

Cinema | Sylvia Lawson reviews a new book about Australian documentaries, and two recent cinema releases

13 Jun 11 | Comments (0)

Medea in Port Adelaide

CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson reviews Here I Am and Mad Bastards

24 May 11 | Comments (0)

What we’re left with

CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson reviews four new releases, including How I Ended this Summer

15 Apr 11 | Comments (0)

Who knows, and who can judge?

Resistance and collaboration were rarely clearcut in occupied France, writes Sylvia Lawson

07 Apr 11 | Comments (2)

Drama, real and imagined

CINEMA | As Charles Ferguson’s new documentary shows, much of the liveliest cinema falls outside feature films, writes Sylvia Lawson

24 Mar 11 | Comments (0)

Pete’s legacy

CINEMA | Pete Postlethwaite left behind a remarkable Australian film, writes Sylvia Lawson

23 Feb 11 | Comments (1)

Of kings and conferences

CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson at The King’s Speech and two cinema conferences in Sydney

19 Jan 11 | Comments (0)