Inspired approach to classic book
BILLY SUTER reviews the Oscar-nominated “Little Women”, Greta Gerwig’s intelligent and ravishing film based on the classic book by Louise May Alcott. … More Inspired approach to classic book
BILLY SUTER reviews the Oscar-nominated “Little Women”, Greta Gerwig’s intelligent and ravishing film based on the classic book by Louise May Alcott. … More Inspired approach to classic book
BILLY SUTER reports that Oscar buzz is circling “Judy”, the new film starring Renee Zellweger as movie and recording star Judy Garland. The film is due in January. … More Looking beyond the rainbow
BILLY SUTER reviews the year’s most talked-about movie, “Joker”, starring Joaquin Phoenix in the title role and also featuring Robert DeNiro and Frances Conroy. … More One of the year’s best films
BILLY SUTER attended a preview of the eagerly awaited “Downton Abbey” movie, opening in South Africa tomorrow (September 20). Read the full review here. … More ‘Downton Abbey’ film review
BILLY SUTER carries a feature on “Rocketman”, an epic musical odyssey about Elton John, blurring the lines of fantasy and reality. … More Epic musical fantasy about Elton
BILLY SUTER reports on some historic Oscar nominations for the 91st Academy Awards ceremony, to be presented (with no host) in Hollywood on February 24. … More Netflix film set for Oscar history?
BILLY SUTER reviews the new animated big-screen version of Dr Seuss’s classic “The Grinch”, featuring the voices of Benedict Cumberbatch, Pharrell Williams and Angela Lansbury. … More Sweet tale of redemption and love
BILLY SUTER reviews the ‘Dinner and Movie’ evening being offered twice a month at Umhlanga’s historic Oyster Box Hotel, where one dines at the Ocean Terrace Restaurant. … More Special treat at the Oyster Box
BILLY SUTER reviews the three-hour National Theatre Live film of the London stage production of Stephen Sondheim’s musical, “Follies”. The film has four local screenings. … More A must for the Sondheim fans
BILLY SUTER reports on “Darkest Hour”, a film portrait of Winston Churchill, offering a fictionalised account of his early days as the British Prime Minister. It now stands to win six Oscars. … More Gary Oldman’s finest hour?