This week's cultural roundup features a diverse range of rave reviews, from a restored classic of Australian cinema to a darkly immersive new album by American musician Chelsea Wolfe.
Film: My Brilliant Career
Gillian Armstrong's 1979 film My Brilliant Career, starring Judy Davis, receives a rapturous reappraisal. The review praises its feminist spirit and the luminous performance of Davis as Sybylla Melvyn, a young woman determined to forge her own path in 19th-century Australia.
Music: Chelsea Wolfe's Dark New Album
Chelsea Wolfe's latest release is described as a 'hypnotic and heavy' collection that blends ethereal vocals with crushing guitar riffs. The review highlights the album's immersive soundscapes and Wolfe's ability to create a sense of brooding intensity.
Other Highlights
The roundup also includes praise for a new stage production, a compelling art exhibition, and a gripping television series, each earning enthusiastic endorsements from critics.
