Film Review
'Sorry, Baby' - A Film Review
'Sorry, Baby' by Eva Victor, coming to NZ theatres from 4 September.
Viviene Bunquin
Part-time student, full-time writer. I write essays and review pieces on arts, culture, politics and all-things creative. Avid devotee of literary fiction, memoirs, poetry and short stories. Ngā mihi
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Interview
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Event Review
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Review
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Music
Japanese Breakfast: 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' Album Review + Giveaway
Win tickets to see Japanese Breakfast live at Auckland Town Hall on June 7th + Album Review of 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' by Viviene