In the visceral boxing drama Southpaw (Weinstein), a seasoned trainer tries to convince a broken-down fighter that boxing is more mental than physical.

Prayer becomes the ultimate weapon to save a young family in crisis in War Room. This Christian-themed drama is the latest offering from Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the fraternal team behind 2008’s Fireproof and 2011’s Courageous.

The self-deprecation in the title of this raunchy romantic comedy, a vehicle for stand-up comedienne Amy Schumer, is warranted.

Crowds of parishioners from across the Archdiocese gathered at St Anthony’s Parish Wanneroo recently in celebration of the life of Servite Father, Fra Patrick Boyle, who was also affectionately known as Paddy.

Another cultural landmark of the baby-boomer generation returns to the foreground with the arrival of the breezy espionage yarn, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

Katrina Roe’s first two picture books, Marty’s Nut-free Party and Emily Eases her Wheezes, both tackled the subject of children overcoming problems that made them seem different from other kids.

The misfortunes of its principal characters become mildly miserable for the audience of the glum sci-fi adventure Fantastic Four (Fox).

The last of the Mt Lawley Brophys, Patrick John Brophy, was born on 22 February 1926 to John and Helen, was brother to Helen and Frank, and joined them all in eternal life on 10 July 2015.

Freedom is a very worthy film with a strong message about freedom, linked with the religious conversion of John Newton, author of Amazing Grace.

In this article, Marco focuses on brothers Stephen and Grant Gorddard and looks at their rare and insightful journey to the priesthood.