Paul Byrnes

Paul Byrnes joined The Sydney Morning Herald in 1976, reporting from various corners of the world for a decade, before specialising as a feature writer and

A unique perspective on the First World War, THE LOST BOYS is military history made deeply personal, a powerful homage to youthful bravery and a poignant

Paul Byrnes joined The Sydney Morning Herald in 1976, reporting from various corners of the world for a decade, before specialising as a feature writer and

For the first time, I tell the stories of 40 underage boys who fought for Australia (and New Zealand) in WWI. They were too young to enlist,

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I wrote this piece 18 months ago when I quit The Sydney Morning Herald after four decades of reviewing and writing about movies (and other

Writer. Retired SMH/Age film critic. Director Sydney Filmfest 1989-98. Two books on under-age soldiers - The Lost Boys (WW1) & Sons of War (WWII). Birdwatcher.

Paul Byrnes is a film critic for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. In 2007 Paul Byrnes was awarded the Pascall Prize for Film Critic of The Year.

Paul Byrnes is a film critic for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. In 2007 Paul Byrnes was awarded the Pascall Prize for Film Critic of The Year.

Critic Rating: Fresh score. “Like the moon shots themselves, the film is a triumph of craft and technology, rather than art. ” – Sydney