Premieres (Sept. 28th) – LADY IN THE WATER
Fantasy Apartment building superintendent, Cleveland Heep rescues a young woman from the pool he maintains. He discovers that she is actually a character from a bedtime story, who is trying
Hand baggage rules set to change … again
FEARS OF widespread confusion for travellers have been prompted by the British Government’s decision to make a fourth change in security procedures at British airports since the terror alert of
Back to back
By João Cabral Personal Trainer THE LOWER back region has 48 muscles, a lot of which we don’t often use. However, sudden stresses to these muscles can cause back problems.
Film Review – WORLD TRADE CENTER
Review by RUTH SHARPE WORLD TRADE CENTER – The view from below FIVE YEARS on, it seems the movie industry has signalled that it’s time to commemorate the true stories
Premieres – SEE NO EVIL
Horror A group of delinquents are sent by the authorities to clean the Blackwell Hotel. Little do they know reclusive psychopath Jacob Goodnight is holed away there. When one of
Turkey terror leaves Brits undeterred
TOURISM IN Turkey is unlikely to see a downturn in the wake of recent bombings in Marmaris and Antalya, the director of the Turkish Culture and Tourism Office has claimed.
Film Review – MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND – By Ruth Sharpe
Breaking up is hard to do THE CINEMA should have taught us by now that dating a superhero is never a good idea. It always comes across as a complicated
Aussie bush warning
MEANWHILE, BACK on land, tourists visiting the Australian wilderness are being reminded to take extra precautions after a British man survived a close shave in the outback. The dehydrated holidaymaker
Premieres – WORLD TRADE CENTER
Drama/History Director Oliver Stone captures the essence of 9/11 by focusing on the true story of two Port Authority Police Department officers, who were trapped beneath the wreckage of the
Watersports safety tips
WATERSPORTS OPERATORS in popular holiday destinations could be putting holidaymakers in danger with unsafe equipment and poor operating procedures, warns the Holiday Which? magazine. In all, 11 out of 18

