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TV Review: The Back Side of Television shows up Oz TV trash
Creator and host Mitch McTaggart has no reverence for Australian TV history and finds comedy in the rubbish.
Film Review: Palazzo Di Cozzo celebrates Melbourne institution
This documentary about Melbourne furniture tycoon Franco Cozzo treads lightly but entertains. Megalo!
Review: No Time to Die is a victory lap
Daniel Craig's final turn as Bond sets the bar high for the next guy, says Anthony Morris.
Film Review: Here Out West is more than diverse
The anthology film by CALD writers and directors, offers Sydney characters that are grounded and real.
Film Review: The Rescue is thrilling and inspiring
Expanding on a familiar news story, this documentary is staggering in its detail and insights, says Michael Mirasol.
Film Review: Eternals is a sombre slog
A large cast, a huge scale and a classy director doesn't necessarily make for a fun marvel movie, says Anthony…
TV Review: Preppers is a raucous satire
Nakkiah Lui and Gabriel Dowrick's ABC comedy series is fully committed to its satirical targets, and it made Mel Campbell…
TV Review: The Luminaries is a knowing tale of love and fortune
Eleanor Catton's TV adaptation of her own New Zealand literary prize-winner is sparkling and cleverly crafted.
Film Review: Lamb is stunning and resists folk horror tag
The impressive Icelandic debut that won Un Certain Regard at Cannes almost defies review, says an admiring Adrian Martin. Spoiler…
TV Review: New Gold Mountain is a captivating achievement
Vivid, compelling and focused on Chinese-Australian characters, this SBS miniseries uncovers buried treasure, says Eric Jiang.
