Doug Wallen
Freelance Journalist at Broadsheet Australia
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist for @thebigissue @australian @Broadsheet_Melb @NME & heaps more. Band booker & host of Waste the Alphabet on @indigofmradio.
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3 days ago |
broadsheet.com.au | Doug Wallen
Cinematic talent from across the world will be showcased at Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) when the event returns from August 7 to 24 this year. The first two dozen titles and events were announced today, with the full program released on July 10 and tickets on sale from July 15.
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5 days ago |
broadsheet.com.au | Doug Wallen
Seen on Screen: Local Horror, Share Houses and Wes Anderson’s NewestMichael Cera and Scarlett Johansson in The Phoenician Scheme ·Photo: Courtesy of Universal PicturesWhether at home or in the cinema, we’re positively spoilt for choice in June. It may be the start of winter, but film and television programming doesn’t hibernate.
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1 week ago |
broadsheet.com.au | Doug Wallen
Five Minutes With Jason Isaacs, Star of The Salt PathPhoto: Courtesy of Transmission FilmsYou know him from Harry Potter and the most recent season of The White Lotus. Now, the British actor has done a dramatic about-face. He’s starring alongside Gillian Anderson in a film based on the true story of a financially ruined couple who chose to walk 1000 kilometres away from their problems. Jason Isaacs is cruising on two hours’ sleep, but he remains as warm and forthcoming as could be.
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1 week ago |
broadsheet.com.au | Doug Wallen
It’s been four years since Grace Herbert first pitched Rising the idea of an art exhibition inspired by minigolf. Now the senior curator’s dream is finally becoming a reality, with Swingers: The Art of Mini Golf set to open on June 4 at the legendary Flinders Street Station ballroom. “It’s basically a playable exhibition, or an exhibition masquerading as a minigolf course,” Herbert explains. The idea is to honour minigolf’s little-known feminist origin story.
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1 week ago |
broadsheet.com.au | Doug Wallen
Seen on Screen: Cross-Culture Ballet, Aussie Beaches and Natasha LyonneFrom a ballet dramedy to a Nicolas Cage surfing flick set in WA, here’s what to watch now. Looking for something to fill that White Lotus- or Andor-shaped hole in your life? This month has a lot to offer on small screens, from new and returning series to playful anthologies and a tender documentary. And in cinemas, don’t miss Nicolas Cage out-Cageing himself on the sunny shores of Western Australia in The Surfer.
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