Reviews
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Stan review: love and horror combined
Adapted from the global bestseller, Stan's The Tattooist of Auschwitz balances the bleakness with the love.
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Hacks Season 3, Stan review: savagely funny
Ava and Deborah need serious couples therapy as this comedy double act for the ages deepens the emotional beats.
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After the Party, ABC review: a smartly observed, sharply told NZ drama
Robyn Malcolm shines in this tense NZ drama-mystery about the aftermath of an accusation.
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How to Poison a Planet, Stan review: forever chemicals wreaking havoc
Mark Ruffalo and journalist Carrie Fellner reveal how American forever chemicals have affected an Australian First Nations community.
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Swift Street, SBS review: first-class crime series
Gritty crime is a genre Australia used to do so well – and this might just be its comeback.
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Such Brave Girls, Stan review: scorching comedy
Comedian Kat Sadler lays her darkest hours on the line in this acerbic, ferociously funny show that tackles mental health…
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Heartbreak High Season 2, Netflix review: tension and detention
Friendships and solidarity remain the strongest parts of the series as it returns for a second dramatic term.
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White Fever, ABC review: more than 'maybe I need to bang Asian dudes'
Ra Chapman's new series spotlights complex and likeable characters against a backdrop of race, identity and belonging.
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La Chimera review: Rohrwacher weaves an irresistible work of art
La Chimera is part myth, part parable, and part philosophical debate.
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Miriam Margolyes Impossibly Australian, ABC review: look at us!
The format may be tried and tested but Margolyes is always something of a wild card – making this a…