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ACMI’s latest exhibition unpacks light as both phenomena and subject

ACMI's new light exhibition pushes you around – mentally – like a rag doll, wowed by a roll call of…

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Better Call Saul – what happens to Kim?

Will Kim Wexler, that final loose end, perish like the rest? Or can we hope for more for Rhea Seehorn's…

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The Umbrella Academy is a masterclass in adaptation

The Netflix series changes and expands on its source material to create something that is clearly an adaptation but also…

Marion Cotillard as Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose. Image: Icon Films.
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Show no merci: 10 French Films that slay for Bastille Day

Film and France go hand in hand, so kick back and enjoy these terrific examples of filmmaking at its very…

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The name's Bond? Director Matthew Bauer discusses his 007-related doco

The Australian director hopes to leave audiences shaken and stirred by asking what life is like for those nominally bonded…

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Mum's the word: mother-daughter screen stories are changing for the better

As the number of complex female characters has grown, so too have stories about the most important relationships in many…

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Tour de France 2022: consider your Aussie work mates, hey

Ever tried watching people ride bikes for three weeks with nothing but a laptop for company? Spare a thought for…

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Princess Mononoke is 25, I'm 20: here's how it makes me feel

In a time of rapidly escalating ecological disasters, I take a look back at the Studio Ghibli epic and ask:…

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Hear My Eyes with Haydn Green: 'People said it couldn't be done'

Whether it's a cerebral thriller or a sensory drama, Hear My Eyes is determined to change the film-going experience to…

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Streaming in 2022: what TV shows to stream from July to December

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Willow and House of the Dragon are all streaming between now and the end…

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