A Review of Fallen Leaves: Hilarity in Uncertainty
by Ethan Dodson Fallen Leaves is the story of two people: Ansa and Holappa, both down on their luck living tandem, unfulfilling lives. Where Fallen Leaves excels is in providing…
A Review of Anatomy of a Fall: Intriguing Court-room Drama
By Abbey Wheeler Warning: This movie contains themes of suicide The Cannes Palme d’Or-winner Anatomy of a Fall is an intriguing court-room drama, set against the stunning backdrop of the…
Hear the eyes speak: an interview with Vigiseq creator, Dorian Winter
Dorian Winter and Tobias Langtry Why, hello… it seems that I’ve managed to hijack even the fabled Pelican Magazine website. Birds, worms, do you remember me? It’s a wonder that…
A Review of Robot Dreams: Robot and Dog, Slave to No Man But Love
Angela Aris Warning: This review contains spoilers! Robot Dreams is unlike other films at Somerville this year, it is an animated film, relatively short, spanning only ninety minutes, and is…
A Review of Rosalie: The Bearded Woman, Radical or Not?
Angela Aris Trigger Warning: This film contains themes of suicide and self-harm. Rosalie is the story of a woman with a hormonal disorder which causes her to be hairier than…
Showing Up to Showing Up: A Film About the Lifestyle of an Artist
Angela Aris Showing Up follows Lizzy, her frustrations and hyper-fixations, and the complex way she loves. Rough-around-the-edges just like her sculptures Lizzy never smiles or expresses enthusiasm and her favourite…
Brave Little Hero
"At the bottom of the dress-up box was the very thing he had been searching for: his Spider-Man mask. He had the whole costume, but the mask was all he…
UWA Guild Council Meeting Report: August 2023
In August, The UWA Student Guild debates the ethos of police presence on campus, the state of protesting in WA, and CCTV footage on campus.
A Review of Somerville’s “EO”: Tales of a Resilient Donkey
EO is playing at UWA’s Somerville Theatre until the 3rd December as a part of Perth Festival 2024.
“All the Light We Cannot See”: Is the Book Always Better than the Movie?
"If you have read the novel and are searching for a near-retelling, then this screen adaptation is for you. On the contrary, if accurate casting makes or breaks the screen…