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Scotstralian. Melbourne via Glasgow. Award-winning film critic and arts journo. Aboriginal land, never ceded. He/him (all snorts my own) 🦋@stephenarussell
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‘Anatomy of a Fall’s child star Milo Machado-Graner lights up Félix de Givry’s haunting debut

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By Stephen A. Russell Verified, Félix de Givry, Milo Machado-Graner
| Time Out Verified
A lamp-lit street’s gleam, punctuating the inky blot of night in a remote Normandy village enveloped by forest, looks for all the world like the Milky Way brought low. It’s the first sign that Eden star Félix de Givry’s beguiling debut directorial feature, Goodbye Cruel World, will lend a mystical element to this story of a lost boy finding his way.
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Break of Day review at Malthouse Theatre ✭✭✭✭

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By Stephen A. Russell Verified
| Time Out Melbourne Verified
This is not the Amazon. Neither the jungle, nor the multinational behemoth set on destroying any semblance of local community in our bonfire, AI-driven destiny of poisoned skies, blazing fires and toxic slop waters. But Break of Day’s giant revolve on the Malthouse’s mighty Merlyn stage allows us a diorama cut-through of an analogous production line packing facility where Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Review: Funeral Flowers at Red Stitch Actors' Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭

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By Stephen A. Russell Verified
| Time Out Melbourne Verified
Decked in a blue Puma tracksuit top and floral-print baggy jeans, Angelique (Lucy Ansell) strikes a sure and steady figure in London playwright Emma Dennis-Edwards’ Scotsman Fringe First Award-winning play, Funeral Flowers. Exuding natural charm and abundant confidence, Angelique’s level-headed for a 17-year-old. There’s poetry to the way she talks and swagger to the way she walks. She’s focused on turning a course in floral arrangement into a small business career.
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