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On weekdays, from 5pm to 7pm, various Driveway presenters bring you arts news along with music from all around FM’s world of fresh, innovative sound palette.

04/02/2025

Today’s Driveway show with Joanne Craigie from 5 - 7pm on ArtSound FM 92.7 features a great mix of new music, classics but with a twist, and iconic Australian music from mostly independent artists. The show includes songs from international artists Etta James, Gillian Welch, Faye Webster, Madison Cunningham and German rock band AnnenMayKantereit.

Canberra artists featured are Green Point, The Burley Griffen, Stella Eve, and ex-Canberran Tessa Devine. Other Australian artists that made the playlist are: Angus & Julia Stone, The Cruel Sea , Jeff Lang, Don Walker, Suzannah Espie, Sarah Blasko, Sea Swallow, Paul Kelly, John Schumann, The Waifs and Pete Murray.

02/02/2025

Looking for a couple of hours of great independent Australian music across folk, jazz, world genres and beyond? Tune in to the Monday Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 3rd February) to hear amazing new music from some of the best acts around.

Canberra artists on this week’s show include The Dalmatians Music, What She’s Having, The Lonely Fates, NeonHoney, Fred Smith, and Bec Taylor and the Lyrebirds. On this week’s Acoustic Canberra segment Bridget Croft and Jenny Spear from local indie-country duo What She’s Having will give us a bit of an insight to their songwriting process before and after Covid and we’ll hear an acoustic performance of their song “Blood Moon”.

Other fantabulous Australian artists on the playlist this week include Ausecuma Beats, Andy White, Dan Kelly Music, Coda Chroma, Charm of Finches, FAIRTRADE NARCOTICS, The Necks, Amelia Magdalena, Valley Road, Dan Sultan, Wasted, Firetail, Echo Omen, Monique Clare and Aracan.

01/02/2025

🎨 Australian National Capital Artists Inc
✅ “EASS Award Exhibition Group Show”- Ira Gold, Tanya King, James O’Rourke (from 29 January)

🎨 Belconnen Arts Centre
✅ “Grounded” – Robyn Evans, Sabina Moore, Amanda Andlee Poland;
✅ “Oikos” – Peter McLean;
✅ “Echoes of Absence” – Rebecca Tapscott;
✅ “Dear Forests” – open postcard exhibition (last week)

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✅ “History, the paraphernalia of my interior life” – Martyn Thompson

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✅ “Making a Creative Life” – Hiroe & Cornel Swen;
✅ “How Soon is Now” – Bruce Reynolds

🎨 Canberra Potters
✅ “Endless Horizons” – Hiroe Swen (last week)

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✅ "To Spite One’s Face” – Luke Chiswell;
✅ “Conversations with Bees” – Sammy Hawker;
✅ “Of Mouth and Mind” – Dionisia Salas (last week)

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✅ “Gentle Choir” – Cate Maddy;
✅ “The Shade of Songs and Shadows” – Brittany Ferns;
✅ “Bird Spotting” – Thea Katauskas

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✅ “The Spirit of the Stable” – Lizzie Hall, Kirsten Farrell, Emma Beer, Sammy Hawker, Netty Blair, Skye Jamieson, Hannah Gason, Jac Bradley, Dioni Salas, Grace Blake & Emma Rani Hodges (from 01 February)

🎨 Kyeema Gallery, Hall
✅ “Landscapes in Oil, Moments in Time, Landscapes Near and Far” – Geoff Naylor

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✅ “Is somebody gonna match my freak?” – Sophie Dumaresq & Asil Habara;
✅ “Creek” – Kirsten Wehner;
✅ “Red Light District” – Claire Fletcher

🎨 PhotoAccess
✅ “View2025” – Cailyn Forrest, Adam Hsieh, Fiona Lee, Aia Solis & Emma Lyn Winkler

🎨 Cooma
✅ “Heads and Tails Part 2“– Benni Phillips Nozdrachev

🎨 Yass
✅ “New Works” – Jaqueline Burgess

31/01/2025

👀 What to Watch
Looking for something to enjoy on the big screen or the small screen? Hopefully you'll find something to enjoy from this week's list :::::

📽️ Mainstream pick >> *The Brutalist* (2024)
Listen up, y'all! You know that uncle who's always going on about how they don't make 'em like they used to? Well, that might just change with "The Brutalist," a blast-from-the-past drama that's got more edge than a broken mirror.

Adrien Brody is László Tóth, a visionary Hungarian architect fleeing the horrors of WWII for the Land of the Free. He arrives in America to rebuild his life, his work, and his marriage to his wife Erzsébet after being forced apart during wartime by shifting borders and regimes. Here, he's commissioned by the enigmatic Van Buren (Guy Pearce) to build a massive community center. But as the project goes up, the truth starts to seep out - and let's just say it ain't pretty.

With more twists and turns than a map of the Hollywood Hills, "The Brutalist" is a post-war-meets-film-noir rollercoaster ride. So buckle up, buttercups, because director Brady Corbet ain't pulling any punches with this one!

📽️ Golden Oldie >> *For the Term of His Natural Life* (1927)
"For the Term of His Natural Life" is a 1927 Australian film directed by Norman Dawn, based on the 1874 novel of the same name by Marcus Clarke. The story follows Rufus Dawes, a young man who is wrongfully accused of a crime and sentenced to a harsh penal colony in Australia.

As he attempts to escape his unjust imprisonment, Dawes falls in love with the warden's daughter, Sylvia, and faces off against his own evil lookalike, John Rex, as well as the menacing convict Gabbet.

Lost for decades and painstakingly reconstructed, For The Term of His Natural Life is a silent film adaptation of Marcus Clarke's novel, which is considered one of the most famous novelizations of life as a convict in early Australian history. It offers a powerful and dramatic look at the harsh realities of injustice and the struggle for freedom.

📽️ Alternative pick >> *Q***r* (2024)
"Q***r" (2024) is a deliciously daring historical romance drama set in 1940s Mexico City. This sizzlin' period piece follows the story of William Lee, an American expatriate played by Daniel Craig, who flees from a drug bust in New Orleans and seeks refuge in Mexico City.

He spends his days almost entirely alone, except for a few contacts with other members of the small American community. As he navigates the city's vibrant clubs, he becomes enamored with Allerton, a young American Navy serviceman who shares Lee's struggle with drug addiction.

The film is directed by Luca Guadagnino, who also directed "Call Me By Your Name" and "Challengers." This is an adaptation from the 1985 novel by William S. Burroughs, which is largely autobiographical. It explores themes of s*xuality, intimacy, and the pursuit of genuine connections.

So grab your popcorn, and maybe a fan to cool off, because this film is one wild ride through the thrilling, heart-wrenching, and downright provocative life of a man fighting for his freedom and his identity. Brace yourselves – this isn't your grandma's movie night!

📺 Streaming Pick >> High Potential
"High Potential" is a captivating crime series that puts a refreshing spin on the classic detective genre. The show follows Morgan, a single mother of three with a knack for solving crimes, played by the talented Kaitlin Olson. Morgan's unconventional approach to crime-solving leads her to partner with a by-the-book detective, creating an entertaining and dynamic duo.

The series features well-crafted mysteries and engaging character development, all set within a vibrant and visually appealing backdrop. With a blend of humor, suspense, and heartfelt moments, "High Potential" has resonated with audiences and garnered strong ratings. And I believe it has already been renewed for a second season.

📺 Alternative Streaming >> Based on a True Story
What if you could turn true crime into your ticket to fame? 'Based on a True Story' follows a married couple who do just that, creating a podcast with a killer in a bold and twisted attempt to capitalize on America's obsession with true crime. But as their ambition grows, so do the stakes, and they soon find themselves navigating a dangerous world where reality and fiction blur.

Set in Los Angeles, the series offers a captivating blend of humor, suspense, and social commentary as it examines themes of ambition, fame, and the consequences of using real-life tragedies for personal gain. With a unique premise and strong performances, "Based on a True Story" provides a compelling viewing experience that will keep you hooked throughout its run.

🎫 🎟️ Dendy Cinemas Canberra 🎟️ NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Australia 🎟️ Palace Cinemas 🎟️ 🎫

31/01/2025

On ArtSound FM 92.7 from 5pm today, your host Leon Buker will take you through the events and happenings coming up in Canberra. There will also be the regular segments of 👀 What to Watch , the 🩺 Sonic Surgery, and 📰 Quirky News.

Here's some of who you'll hear on Driveway 🚗💨🎶🎶

🎵 Salut Baroque 🍸 Pacific Avenue 🛣️ Allday 🎷 Hashemoto 📻 Divine Devilles 🎸Joseph Tawadros AM - Oud Virtuoso and Composer 🎧 The Cashews 🎶 Tim McNally 🪗 Sam Fletcher 🎙️ Carl Dewhurst 🎶 The Grooveyard 🔔 Chimers 🎤 Pacific Avenue 🚗💨💨💨

Wind down with us as you groove your way from Friday into the weekend.

30/01/2025

Come listen to live music under dappled sunlight. Enjoy snacks and drinks from the pop up bar, or bring your own picnic.

🎶 There will be live music from Stella Eve and also The Dalmatians Music.

February 9, from 4pm. Families $20, adults $12, under 16s free. Tickets at the gate of the Manuka Arts Centre.

🌳🌳 The leafy grounds at the Manuka Arts centre will be set up with comfy garden chairs and there is plenty of space for picnic blankets. 🧺 We’ll have drinks and snacks for sale at the bar. 🍻

🎙️ There'll be studio tours. Maybe even go early and indulge in a swim at Manuka pool or check out the exhibition at Photo Access.

29/01/2025

Tuesday's Driveway program was hosted by Mark Borowick. Did you catch it? 🚗💨🎶🎶 You can check out the playlist in the pics. It was a journey through an eclectic mix of '70s music, including: Prog; glam, folk; punk; blues; hard rock and Australian classics. Mark will be doing one or two more Tuesdays, before moving to Driveway Thursday.

27/01/2025

This week’s Acoustic Canberra segment is a live recording of Nick Lee-Murphy from The Filthy Darlings captured when Paul Marsh caught up with him to discuss songwriting whilst he was in town last year. 🎸🎶🎶

26/01/2025

Tune in to the Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 27 January) from 5-7pm to finish the long weekend with a great lineup of independent Australian music from across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

Canberra artists on the playlist include: The Dalmatians Music, The Filthy Darlings, Hashemoto, Mikelangelo and What She’s Having. Nick Lee-Murphy from The Filthy Darlings will feature in this week’s Acoustic Canberra segment.

We’ll also be giving a spin to these amazing independent Australian artists: FAIRTRADE NARCOTICS, The Crooked Fiddle Band, Dan Kelly Music, Monique Clare, Seal Prince and the Roof Rats, Moaning Lisa, Richard Dart, Amelia Magdalena, Andy White, Coda Chroma, The Pinstripes, Tijuana cartel, Echo Omen, Caliko and William Crighton.

25/01/2025

👀 What to Watch

Looking for something to enjoy on the big screen or the small screen? Hopefully you'll find something to enjoy from this week's list :::::

📽️ Mainstream pick >> *A Complete Unknown* (2024)

It's New York, 1961. Against the backdrop of a vibrant music scene and tumultuous cultural upheaval, an enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music. He forges intimate relationships with music icons of Greenwich Village on his meteoric rise, culminating in a groundbreaking and controversial performance that reverberates worldwide. Timothée Chalamet stars and sings as Bob Dylan in James Mangold's A COMPLETE UNKNOWN, the electric true story behind the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history.

Who doesn't love a self-involved artist, with tousled hair and poor communication skills? For a change, I think the mainstream has nailed it.

📽️ Golden Oldie >> *Summer with Monika* (1953)

Disillusioned young city-dweller Harry is frustrated with his societal responsibilities and his menial job, but when he meets sultry beauty Monika from Stockholm, and she takes an interest in him, life takes on new meaning. Monika teaches Harry to give up his inhibitions, and all is good. When she becomes pregnant they are forced into a marriage, which begins to fall apart soon after they take up residence in a cramped little flat, and Monika's true nature is revealed.

This 1953 film directed by the legendary Ingmar Bergman is a classic. There are liberal attitudes towards s*x, nudity, and violence, which was scandalous for the 1950s! It is a masterful piece of European modernism that deals with social issues, particularly around the working class, youth rebellion, and the conflict between personal freedom and societal responsibilities. There's a pretty cool breaking of the fourth wall too.

📽️ Alternative Pick >> *Emilia Pérez* (2024)

Rita, an overlooked lawyer stuck in a dead-end job at a morally ambiguous law firm, finds her life turned upside down when she is hired by the enigmatic leader of a criminal organization, Emilia Pérez.

This is genre-defying weaving together themes of identity, atonement, and societal change through stunning visuals, exhilarating music, and captivating performances. Set against the backdrop of Mexico, the film tells the story of four women—including Rita and Emilia—who pursue their own paths to happiness in a world fraught with danger and uncertainty.

This unique blend of musical comedy, crime drama, and poignant social commentary has earned Emilia Pérez widespread acclaim, garnering 10 Golden Globe nominations. At the center of this buzz is Karla Sofía Gascón, frontrunner for the Best Actress Oscar, potentially making her the first openly trans actress in history to be nominated for the prestigious award.

📺 Alternative Streaming >> DIY David Lynch Retrospective

'The world of cinema mourns the loss of visionary director David Lynch, who passed away at the age of 78. Known for his unique and surreal style, Lynch's films were often filled with dreamlike imagery, bizarre characters, and haunting soundscapes.

In the alternative category, "Eraserhead" (1977): Lynch's debut feature is a surreal and nightmarish exploration of fatherhood and industrialization.

For mainstream options, : "Blue Velvet" (1986): A neo-noir mystery that delves into the seedy underbelly of small-town America. Or, "Mulholland Drive" (2001): A non-linear and dreamlike tale of identity, fame, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy.

And then there's Twin Peaks. There's the TV series, but there's also the film prequal, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, with its intense character study of Laura Palmer.

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25/01/2025

🚗💨🎶🎶 Hey there, Driveway fans! Hope you had a fantastic Fri-yay on Friday! Let's take a stroll down memory lane and relive the amazing artists that graced our airwaves yesterday.

🎵 The Cuttings band Canberra 📻 Eden Plenty 🎶 Divine Devilles 🪗 Archie Roach 🎷 Amy Shark 🎙️ Salut Baroque 🎧 Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers 🎸 The Cashews 🎤 Gareth Koch Music 🎸 .Callum Allardice Quartet 🎶 Allday📻 Twin Single 🎷The Grooveyard and so much more ...

Come back on Monday for Driveway with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 Monday from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

22/01/2025

Tuesday's Driveway program was hosted by Mark Borowick. Did you catch it? 🚗💨🎶🎶 You can check out the playlist in the pics. Most important -The Dalmatians Music and Stella Eve - who will be playing at the ArtSound FM 92.7 garden party on 9 February. 🗓️ That's only three weeks time! Excited !!!

21/01/2025

Belconnen Arts Centre --
“Grounded” – Robyn Evans, Sabina Moore, Amanda Andlee Poland;
“Oikos” – Peter McLean;
“Echoes of Absence” – Rebecca Tapscott;
“Dear Forests” – open postcard exhibition

Canberra Contemporary –
“Pattern Recognition” – Liz Coates, Kirsten Farrell, Ngaio Fitzpatrick, Jenni Kemarre Martinello, Al Munro, Hannah Quinlivan, Emma Rani Hodges (last week)

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“Making a Creative Life” – Hiroe & Cornel Swen;
“How Soon is Now” – Bruce Reynolds

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“Endless Horizons” – Hiroe Swen

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“History, the paraphernalia of my interior life” – Martyn Thompson

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“To Spite One’s Face” – Luke Chiswell;
“Conversations with Bees” – Sammy Hawker;
“Of Mouth and Mind” – Dionisia Salas

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“Gentle Choir” – Cate Maddy;
“The Shade of Songs and Shadows” – Brittany Ferns;
“Bird Spotting” – Thea Katauskas

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“Is somebody gonna match my freak?” – Sophie Dumaresq & Asil Habara;
“Creek” – Kirsten Wehner;
“Red Light District” – Claire Fletcher from 23 January

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“View2025” – Cailyn Forrest, Adam Hsieh, Fiona Lee, Aia Solis & Emma Lyn Winkler from 23 January

, Cooma –
“Heads and Tails Part 2“– Benni Phillips Nozdrachev from 22 January

, Yass – “New Works” – Jaqueline Burgess

20/01/2025

This week’s Acoustic Canberra segment is a live recording of Bec Taylor from . Get into it with Paul March tonight on Driveway from 5pm.
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19/01/2025

Tune in to the Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 20 January) from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

Canberra artists on the playlist include: Comfy Gutters, Bec Taylor and the Lyrebirds, Matriarch, Kopasetic and What She’s Having. Bec Taylor will also feature in this week’s Acoustic Canberra segment.

We’ll also be giving a spin to these incredible Australian artists: Cigány Weaver, Brittle Sun, Bush Gothic, Coda Chroma, Dandelion Wine, Daylight Ghosts, Dog Trumpet, Echo Omen, My Friend the Chocolate Cake, Helen Mountfort, Mikelangelo, William Crighton, TEK TEK Ensemble, Smokey Cake, This Way North, The Spindrift Saga, The Good Behaviours and Mia Muze.

18/01/2025

👀 What to Watch

Looking for something to enjoy on the big screen or the small screen? Hopefully you'll find something to enjoy from this week's list :::::

📽️ Mainstream pick >> *Conclave (2024)*

When the unexpected passing of the Pope occurs, Cardinal Lawrence is entrusted with the responsibility of overseeing the clandestine and time-honored tradition of electing a new Pope. Secluded within the Vatican alongside the most influential figures of the Catholic Church, Lawrence soon becomes entangled in a web of conspiracies that threaten the very foundation of the Church.

The intricate process of selecting a new Pope, steeped in secrecy and ancient rituals, is a fusion of power dynamics and political maneuvering. An exploration of a deeply gendered organisation where anyone who doesn’t fit hetero-masculine norms is discounted, ultimately influencing the course of history for the world's largest Christian denomination.

📽️ Golden Oldie? >> *Summer of Soul (…or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) - 2021*

A documentary on the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. This incredible event, which took place during the same summer as Woodstock, celebrated African American music and culture, promoting Black pride and unity, and drew a crowd of over 300,000 people.

The festival footage was lost for more than 50 years, buried in a basement and keeping this significant event in America's history a mystery—until now. Director Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson's debut documentary brings the festival to life, showcasing the vibrant performances and cultural significance of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, rightfully earning its place as a powerful testament to the enduring legacy of African American artistry.

📽️ Alternative Pick >> *Sing Sing (2023)*

"Sing Sing" explores the transformative impact of art through the story of a group of incarcerated men who find solace and emotional rehabilitation by participating in a prison theatre performance. Drawing inspiration from real life, the film is based on the Rehabilitation Through the Arts program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility in New York.

The film's allure is heightened by its impressive ensemble cast, which includes formerly incarcerated actors, bridging the gap between fiction and reality. In a poetic turn of events, the movie was filmed on location at Sing Sing Correctional Facility—the very prison where one of the actors spent nearly 25 years due to a wrongful conviction before being exonerated.

📺 Streaming Pick >> *Severance - Season 02*

The world of Lumon industries with their innies and outties - no, I'm not talking about belly buttons. Severance Season 02 will start releasing weekly from Friday.

Employees at Lumon have the option of seperating their work and life memories, permanently. When they're at work, all they can remember is the work that needs to be done, and eight hours later they switch modes totally forgetting about work and switching to their personal memories. At first, this might sound ideal, but the story quickly gets complicated.

The series has been described as a groundbreaking exploration of what makes us human, blending elements of psychological thriller, science fiction, and social commentary

📺 Alternative Streaming >> *Mr Inbetween*

Three seasons, 26 episodes in total, "Mr Inbetween" is a half-hour comedy series inspired by the cult film "The Magician" and centers around Ray Shoesmith. Juggling a relationship, parental responsibilities, friendships and a sick brother while earning a living would be difficult for anyone, but it's particularly difficult for Ray since he's a criminal for hire. Ray "takes care of people" -- collecting debts, relieving them of drugs and guns, and often taking care of them on a more permanent basis. Ray demands respect and does not tolerate it when someone disregards his very clear code of ethics.

It's a hidden gem that's been praised for its dark humor, gritty realism, and standout performance by Scott Ryan. Plus, it's got a unique Aussie flavor that you don't always see in crime dramas.

🎫 🎟️ Dendy Cinemas Canberra 🎟️ NFSA - National Film and Sound Archive of Australia 🎟️ Palace Cinemas 🎟️ 🎫

17/01/2025

On ArtSound FM 92.7 from 5pm today, your host Leon Buker will take you through the events and happenings coming up in Canberra. There will also be the regular segments of What to Watch, the Sonic Surgery, and Quirky News.

Here's some of who you'll hear on Driveway 🚗💨🎶🎶

Sally Greenaway - Australian Composer 🎵 Eden Plenty 🍸 NeonHoney 🍯 William Crighton 🎷 NoSax NoClar 📻 Beans on Toast 🎸 Matriarch 🎧 Jean-Paul de Gaye 🎶 The Lonely Fates 🪗 The Cuttings band Canberra 🎙️ Divine Devilles 🎶 Amy Shark 🦈 Damien Rice 🎤 Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers 🚗💨

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Interested in making a podcast, but not sure where to start? In February, ArtSound FM 92.7 is holding a two day Podcasting 101 course. Our producers and podcasters will take you through the process — designing, recording, editing and publishing a podcast. The face to face workshops will cover everything you need to record your podcast and get it out there. Podcasting 101 is on two Saturdays, February 1 and February 8, from 1pm to 4pm each day. To find out more, write to [email protected] -- or register at https://artsound.fm/events-listing/#!event/2025/2/1/artsound-podcasting-101. #podcast #learn #radio #supportlocal #local

Tune in to the Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 13 January) from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond! Canberra artists on the playlist include: HYG, Happy Axe, Chris Endrey, Fred Smith, What She’s Having and The Royal Belgian Conspiracy. This week’s Acoustic Canberra segment is a live recording of Daniel Champagne’s song “Coast of New South Wales” captured when I caught up with him to discuss songwriting whilst he was in town to perform at the Belconnen Arts Centre in 2023. We’ll also be giving a spin to these wonderful Australian artists: Zeitgeber, FAIRTRADE NARCOTICS, Day of Embers, We Mavericks, DRMNGNOW, The Underground Lovers, Tijuana cartel, Cigány Weaver, One Part Gin, Broken Creek, Dallas Frasca, Coda Chroma and Seal Prince and the Roof Rats. And, great news, soon there’ll be a Driveway show on Wednesdays and Thursdays as well as the current excellent Friday (hosted by Leon Buker) and Tuesday (hosted by Tony Nichols) shows.

What to Watch

What to watch - your recommendations for this week: #cinema *1. A Real Pain* A Real Pain clunks together two vastly different Jewish-American cousins, David and Benji. One emotionally repressed, the other volatile and drifting, they set out on a heritage tour to Poland to honour their late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor. As they pluck up more of their family’s roots – and confront their own personal struggles – the real impact of generational trauma ekes its way into the daylight. The obvious comparison will be with last year's movie on almost exactly the same plot, Treasure, with Stephen Fry and Lenna Dunham. Only in that case it was a father/daughter combo. *2. Some Like it Hot* (1959) Overwhelmed by her suffocating schedule, touring European princess Ann (Audrey Hepburn) takes off for a night while in Rome. When a sedative she took from her doctor kicks in, however, she falls asleep on a park bench and is found by an American reporter, Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck),who takes her back to his apartment for safety. At work the next morning, Joe finds out Ann's regal identity and bets his editor he can get exclusive interview with her, but romance soon gets in the way. Can you imagine the scandal if something like that happened today? Instead this movie delivers a warm hug. One of the greatest romantic comedies of all time, with the amazing backdrop of Rome. *3. Samson & Delilah* (2009) In a government-controlled Aboriginal community within the Central Australian desert, the lives of Samson, a spirited 15-year-old boy, and Delilah, his love interest, are forever altered. This pivotal event forces the young couple to embark on a challenging journey of survival. As they face the harsh realities of the world beyond their community, they discover that life can be unkind, but love never passes judgment. The main reason for the film’s importance is it enables white Australians who cannot be bothered reading books or engaging with Indigenous Australians in an

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