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Movie review: Julieta
In his 20th film, Spanish director Pedro Almodovar drops the farcical approach of his last, I'm So Excited!, and the chilling tone
In his 20th film, Spanish director Pedro Almodovar drops the farcical approach of his last, I'm So Excited!, and the chilling tone
"It is exactly what you expect - which is both fulfilling and disappointing at the same time" - here's why.
Reviewing NZTrio's Flare concert, it's difficult to resist an easy pun, as this pairing of top-class ensemble with celebrated Kiwi heldentenor showed commendable flair.
A good season for Auckland Museum's Fazioli International Piano Recital series saw all seats sold for Philip Fowke's closing concert
Absurdist comedy will confirm your wildest fears about the way the world is going.
Keeping up with film releases can sometimes feel like the entertainment selection on a long-haul flight. Every movie starts to blur
Three of the year's best classical albums vie for the Vodafone NZ Music awards vote.
Clay breaks new ground in ceramics show.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra "settles the score".
When Ronald Brautigam recorded Mozart's C minor Piano Concerto five years ago, he used a fortepiano; on Friday night, playing a modern
The Light Between Oceans, directed by Ryan Gosling fanboy Derek Cianfrance (Place Beyond the Pines, Blue Valentine) is the latest
Shapeshifter celebrated the release of their sixth studio album inside a cosmic cube atop of the Auckland Museum.
Schubert's Piano Trios are exquisitely caught in the palette of their times.
Wild, rhetorical and witty painting - Dick Frizzell show proves why he's one of our best painters.
It's difficult to decide exactly when Schoolboy Q's Auckland show last night went from turnt to, well, a little terrifying.
Young and dazzlingly talented APO Composer-in-Residence delivers.
REVIEW: Mel Gibson will be hoping that Hacksaw Ridge can reset the bones of a broken career.
The predictability of an unhappy resolution headed the tears off - but the redemptive ending knocked me. I was still sobbing as I left the cinema.
Auckland Choral came up with an eye-catching Caspar David Friedrich image for the programme booklet of Saturday night's Hymn of Praise concert.
Welcome to New Zealand, Daniel Blake, you couldn't have come at a better time.
Sea calmly meets sky in Stanley Palmer's mature and masterly images.
Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto No.2 & Concert Fantasia is a superb symphonic adventure from the New Zealand Symphony.
Author Jay McInerney's old-fashioned belief that Love and Art can defy both time and money is to be applauded.
Conductor Giordano Bellincampi ensured an exhilarating night with the APO.
COMMENT: Thanks to Insecure and Atlanta, each are quietly revolutionary the idea of African American sitcoms.
Oh good. Another rich prick gets a cape and a suit. Wait, come back. This isn't that sort of superhero movie.
The way Hell or High Water gently and precisely unfurls its plot, the characters and their motivations lifts this above the ordinary.
I, Daniel Blake may be an incensed political film. But it runs on the hope that a decent bloke will get asked just that.
After two hours of hollering bruising, demonic anthems, Slipknot's frontman finally showed his true emotions.
Auckland Shakespeare Company's Lucrece confronts the way rape debases our humanity.