What is a feminist film and could you see 100 different films that qualify as feminist, and also pass the Bechdel test? A 100 films to see before you die. It’s a compelling challenge for any filmgoer. But what about films that could qualify as feminist films. Are there even that
Watch, read, listen
A round-up of suggestions on what to watch, read and listen covering books, TV and films plus podcasts and music with links to noteworthy stories online, news about events and exhibitions and a yarn on any notable happenings from the week in arts and culture.
Her Fidelity: Herstory of a record store tragic coming of age
5 books & TV shows for IWD
Five TV shows and books to inspire, enrage and engage this International Women’s Day. The Double X Economy The Double X Economy: The Epic Potential of Women’s Empowerment, Linda Scott “Historic structures have placed women into an almost entirely separate and restricted economic sphere, and this arrangement tangibly limits growth, widens inequality and
What’s your guilty pleasure TV?
What to watch, read and listen to in February
5 digital trends for 2021
Festive season TV – Part 2
Festive season TV – Part 1
What to watch, read and listen to in December
This is the December monthly round-up of TV, film, book and podcast recommendations. With a few weeks until Christmas and everyone busy with all the end-of-year deadlines and arrangements, there’s just a few suggestions this week. Don't forget the Broad's art-inspried gift guide if you're looking for present ideas. And with
NAIDOC Week & First Nations Narratives
NAIDOC Week 2020 is a chance to celebrate First Nations stories in TV, film, books and music. This week is NAIDOC week in Australia. In 2020, this year’s theme 'Always Was, Always Will Be' recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for the continent for over 65,000 years. Originally