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[THEATRE REVIEW] AND THEN THERE WERE NONE @ The Comedy Theatre Review (2025)

February 25, 2025February 25, 2025 Dave Agatha Christie, Alex First, And Then There Were None, Anthony Phelan, Chris Parker, Christen O'Leary, Dale Ferguson, Eden Falk, Grant Piro, Jack Bannister, Jeff Busby, Mia Morrissey, Nicholas Hammond, Paul Charlier, Peter O'Brien, Robyn Nevin, The Comedy Theatre, Tom Stokes, Trudy Dalgeish

Alex First reviews And Then There Were None for Subculture.

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Aim High In Creation (2014)

March 31, 2014September 17, 2014 Dave Aim High In Creation, Aim High In Creation review, Anna Broinowski, David Griffiths, Elliott Weston, Greg King, Kathryn Beck, Matt Zeremes, Peter O'Brien, Susan Prior

Summary: Determined to stop a new gas mine near her Sydney home, director Anna Broinowski (Forbidden Lie$) goes to North

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Asia Pacific Screen Awards Nominations Announced

November 12, 2013 Dave Aaron Pederson, Adam Bakri, Albert Lee, Almayer's Folly, Anna McLeish, Asghar Farhadi, Asia Pacific Screen Awards, Asia Pacific Screen Awards nominations, Back To 1942, Christoph Schaub, Dr Malani Fonseka, Ehab Assal, Emile Sherman, Graham Quirk, Hirokazu Kore-eda, Iain Canning, Jack Thompson, Japan's Tragedy, John Curan, Kasper Almayer, Kim Tae-yong, Lee Byung-hun, Like Father Like Son, Lu Yue, Maggie Miles, Mandy Walker, Masquerade, Mia Wasikowska, Michael Hawkins, Monsoon Shootout, Murat Aliyev, My Sweet pepperland, Mystery Road, Omar, Peter O'Brien, Prasanna Vithanage, Professor Hong-Joon Kim, Rejeev Ravi, Robert Connolly, Sarah Shaw, Shopping, Shyam Benegal, Tamer Levent, Tatsuya Nakadai, Television, The Act Of Killing, The Gatekeepers, The Grandmaster, The Lunchbox, The Old Man, The Past, The Turning, The Wind Rises, Tim WInton, tracks, U-Wei Bin Hajisaari, Wadjda, White Lies, With you Without You, Yerbolat Toguzakov

Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk today announced that three Australian films, Mystery Road, anthology film The Turning, and Tracks, have