The first of our monthly roundup of highlights, scandals, grievances and disasters.
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The BAFTA Best Film winner should sweep, but Oscar doesn't always agree with the Brits. 'Triangle of Sadness' was so effective it caused a leading film…
The scion of fierce Melburnian women tries to express how Australian mothers are different from the rest, and finds a truth about himself in the…
In Nov. '22, Killough asked if Americans might follow other Anglosphere nations and elect a Conservative as the first madam president over a Liberal.
A portrait by Athol Shmith from 1957 establishes a personal connection with Newton's "mysterious" years in Melbourne.
Ramin Bahrani's taut, confident feature explores structural social injustices the way no other mainstream film has.
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A Scottish American feels thoroughly represented after finally watching the series.
It seems essential for many fictional detectives to have insurmountable personal issues and challenges. But why?
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