This Year's Love

Could just as well have been titled "This Month's Love", the characters here being as fickle as they are. Very early on things get predictable; it's obvious the newly-weds would hook up at the end again, and it was obvious... Full review

found this film by mistake and wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised, a real gem of a movie. Cathy Burke singing was a surprise and she wasn't that bad, The characters were realistic and I know the area well... Full review

Just when I swore off Romantic Comedies for good, This Year's Love came across my path. This film breathes new life to the genre, breaking the tedious, cheesy mold proving such films can be sharp, witty, socially engaged and have... Full review

Just as in real life, we are introduced to characters who are not going anywhere, have only vague goals in life, and are still experimenting, most of them being fairly young. Because the film is set in Camden Town, the... Full review

This Year's Love follows the (love) lives of 6 inhabitants of London's Camden area.The movie starts a bit like Four Weddings and A Funeral. Two people in bed wake up, lay there for a moment, then realise that they're late... Full review

Words that fill me with dread: 'A Joel Schumacher Film' obviously, 'A Romatic Comedy from London', equally horrid. Yet finally someone has got it right - not Joel Schumacher of course.Peter Kane's salty comedy is something quite new, an unsentimental,... Full review

"This Year's Love" (18) - Warner Village Cinema, Inverness - 19 February 1999Whatever it is, this film will never be classified as coming out of the Beatrice Potter School of Charm Cinema. It's rough and rude, immoral and bawdy, slap-stick... Full review

This Year's Love is a pointless, unconvincing and contrived film charting the lovelives of six very different people. Although there is a terrific cast (Kathy Burke's self-loathing airport cleaner and Ian Hart's loser in love are two examples that spring... Full review

Kathy Burke is also terrific as the self-aware Marey (Im a fat bird whos expected to be funny), who possesses incredible dignity and resilience. The directorial debut from David Kane is one of the most enjoyable of the recent spate of British rom-coms (although the likes of If Only dont exactly offer the stiffest competition). ... Full Review

SPAA Fringe, celebrating a decade as one of Australia's leading film conferences. This year the event will be held at the FOXTEL Television Centre in North Ryde on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th October, 2009. ... Full Article

Pop audiences, TV programmers and YouTube browsers are getting hooked on a stripped-down sound that's harmonious with these back-to-basics times. A cappella, a centuries-old, church-born music style that showcases voices without instrumental backing, is poised to command a national platform... ... Full Article

PLATINUM OASIS Curated by Ron Athey and Vaginal Davis for Outfest's experimental wing, the second annual Platinum Oasis returns to the Coral Sands Motel. This year's 18-hour performance-art extravaganza is loosely based on the life and work of filmmaker Pier... ... Full Article