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In The Room Where He Waits. Image: Bounty Films
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In the Room Where He Waits review: Daniel Monks transfixes in this spooky chiller

Timothy Despina Marshall’s debut directorial feature marks him out as one to watch.

Emotion is Dead.
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Emotion is Dead film review: an indie love letter to Adelaide's northern suburbs

Ambitious and engaging, Emotion is Dead is equal parts emo coming-of-age dramedy and working class crime thriller.

Jacs Gould (Alice Englert) in Exposure. Image: Stan
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Exposure, Stan review: powerful arthouse TV

Exposure is an uncompromising Australian TV series that fully marshalls the medium's vocabulary.

Inside Out 2. Image: Disney. Anxiety greets core emotions, Joy, Anger, Fear, Disgust and Sadness in headquarters.
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Inside Out 2 review: anxiety is the star of the show

With fast-pacing, great visuals and enough emotional depth, Inside Out 2 delivers on more than one front.

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Stuff the British Stole – Season 2, ABC review

Marc Fennell's ABC documentary series Stuff the British Stole, about where the world's treasures belong, is spot-on.

Monday's Experts, hosts Tony Armstrong and Catherine Murphy ABC
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Monday's Experts, ABC review: playing sports comedy with a straight bat

Sporting banter and comedy combine in the ABC's latest stab at a format that's done well elsewhere.

An emu fires a gun in The Emu War. Image: Umbrella Entertainment
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The Emu War film review: piss-farting and bloodshed brings the laughs

The Emu War is an Australian comedy that's full of shoddy gags and historical inaccuracies – and you can't help…

Antony Starr as Homelander in The Boys season 4. Image: Prime Video.
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The Boys S4, Prime review: Trump-like villain is the Starr

The dark superhero spoof The Boys continues to play with politics, power fantasies and villains you can't stop watching.

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Revealed: Otto by Otto, Stan review: deeply personal

Gracie Otto's documentary about her father is raw, revealing and conversational, and allows us to watch his demise with loving…

ABC iview Ladies in Black.
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Ladies in Black, ABC review: stunning sartorial tension

ABC's Ladies in Black series continues the 1959 Sydney story with new social changes and broader character arcs.

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