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Blade Runner Live review: like C-beams near the Tannhäuser Gate

Ridley Scott's masterpiece screened with a live performance of the original Vangelis score? I've heard things you people wouldn't believe.

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The Big Dog review: a dominatrix film with bark and bite

The promising debut feature from writer-director Dane McCusker explores men's inability to connect, via a savvy sex-working woman.

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Brand Bollywood Downunder review: where India and Australia meet

Anupam Sharma’s latest feature documentary maps and tracks Australia’s connection with the Indian film industry – with varying success.

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Australian Epic, ABC review: history played to new tunes

The new six-part series wants to remind of classic moments from our recent past, but with a twist: musical numbers!

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Film reviews: Flora on the Sand (1964) and Juvenile Jungle (1956)

The feature of a retrospective at the 2023 Japanese Film Festival, Kō Nakahira was a filmmaker who interrogated themes of…

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Bring Him to Me review: an atmospheric, propulsive film

Luke Sparke's crime movie features a rock solid lead performance and a collection of memorable supporting roles.

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Monolith review: a chilling Australian indie horror

In Matt Vesely's slow-burn horror, questions are raised about journalistic ethics while thrills and chills arise over a mysterious black…

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Hot Potato: The Story of The Wiggles review – a must-watch doco

From their formation in 1991 to the many break-ups, reunions, and evolutions, we get in-depth coverage on Australia's favourite children's…

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Erotic Stories, SBS review: sexy in the right ways

The new Australian anthology series presents sex that's fun, respectful, safe ... and hot.

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Night Bloomers, SBS review: bloody fables from the Korean diaspora

The new five-part horror anthology deals with migration and intergenerational conflict, with plenty of scares.

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