Jade is working at Covet&Co Creative Studio in Ivanhoe, Melbourne after leaving Zucci Hairdressing

Introducing our new team member Jade, a very creative hairstylist. 

She decided to leave Zucci Hairdressing after abhorrent experience. 

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Covet&Co Creative Studio in Ivanhoe, Melbourne, Australia

I made a short film of the salon where I’m working at the moment. 

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A Late Quartet - film

A very touching film, beautifully shot. A formidable performance from the very best. 

I liked it a lot. 

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Maudie - film

Recommended by my client. 

This is one of the best films I’ve ever seen. 

Never heard of Maud Lewis. 

I just loved the way film was shot; beautiful but restrained cinematography, costumes, landscapes....

And, what a performance by Sally Hawkins!

At the end of the day, it’s a story of Maud and her passion for painting that moves me the most. 

I’m so glad to come across this remarkable film and know her life story. Very inspiring. 

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Ramen Girl - film

Recommended by my client. 

This is one of the most ridiculous films I’ve ever seen, with its vacuous storyline and potty characterisation. 

However, I was somehow drawn to it. 

I didn’t know anything about Brittany Murphy, but I think she did a good job here. 

Toshiyuki Nishida used to be my favourite actor when I grew up in Japan. A great talent. 

You might not understand him without English subtitle, but, what he’s saying in the film (and how he says) is very funny. 

Tsutomu Yamazaki’s cameo appearance as Grand Master is an added bonus. He is probably the most respected actor in Japan. 

Without seriousness and pretentiousness, films like “Lost In Translation” which I hated, this film is a lighthearted time-waster. 

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The Post - film

I went to Palace Cinema in Westgarth this morning.

Against high expectations I had from this most talented triumvirate in Hollywood, I was very disappointed. As one of the most important civilian actions against mighty US government, it deserves much more serious rendering.
Here, I felt Spielberg turned the event into simplistic high society, corporate melodrama. That’s really a shame because there are plenty of great actors in the film, not to mention the two leading performers.

If you’re interested in the subject, you’re better off watching this superb documentary instead.

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