Sarah Barratt, Journalist

"His voice is angelic, in a way that makes an audience deafeningly silent."

It gives everyone time to reflect on how much simpler and in some ways easier the music industry was back then.

"Lovers of feel-good, disco, Ryan Phillippe’s pouty baby face, glistening torsos and New Jersey accents will all enjoy it the second time around."

"If you love Kutmah’s usual loungey R&B and hip hop mixes, his live stuff is definitely different and more sinister."

"This modern reimagining of Fool For Love is set in the present day and tells the story of a doomed relationship between American out-of-towners, Eddie and May."

"Hearing gender oppression through men’s voices provides the audience unique insights into a hypothetical society without violence against women, missing persons and glass ceilings."

"A lightness and humour to them that is often difficult to achieve."

"All of the glamour and heartache is encapsulated in the story of Don."

"To enjoy this film you definitely need to be of the brooding French cinema persuasion."

"“Some girls came up to me and said, ‘We’re dancing like nobody is watching and we’re not even drunk or anything.'"

"This doco is pretty rough, in both senses of the word. You look into drug addiction, eating disorders and her chaotic romance."