John Thewall is released from prison with his hands damaged from torture. Coleridge and Sara are conflicted as to whether it is safe to let him stay in the country with them and he is asked to leave.

The unusual dual nature of the nightjar is presented in both the beginning of the film, where its cry signifies a bad omen of the horrible things to come, and at the very end, where it represents a sign of hope and renewal.

Frozen Kittens They’re not staying in the house! My mother, […]

Doppelgänger In sheer pink cotton dress, you lower yourself into […]

Peter Dinklage is arguably the most successful and gifted dwarf actor of all time. He is the most recent in a long line of famous Hollywood small actors (or midgets),

'I have watched director Alex Ranarivelo's film at least a dozen times and it always brings me to tears. It is one of the finest fighting films ever made. Not only does it look unflinchingly into the worlds of Brazilian jiu-jitsu and the early history of mixed martial arts fighting, it is also a bitter-sweet love story, almost a Greek tragedy'

When I get the chance, I like to take them […]

Andrew Bolt regards Alan Howe as 'probably our leading writer on music. I have never known someone with such encyclopaedic knowledge.' He is not alone in that estimation, but what really surprises about the newsroom veteran, newspaper editor, frustrated drummer and Magpies tragic is the many other strings to his bow

Vitis Vinifera The sway of alcohol over mankind is unquestionably […]