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Revisiting Ginger Meggs: Australia's favourite larrikin

Sydney Living Museums will host a tribute exhibition to Ginger Meggs, Australia’s beloved red-haired mischief-maker.

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Arts Captain's Calls suit the plan for a docile, ignorant public

The National Program for Excellence in the Arts threatens to return us to the days when artists were punished with…

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The Volcano

Enthralling with affectionate observation, The Volcano never feels anything less than a product of the people it captures.

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Madame Bovary

The newest cinematic adaptation of Gustave Flaubert's debut novel is lacklustre and disappointing.

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She Only Barks at Night

An eerie and unsettling evening, featuring a live horse, a dead cat, and a French doctor.

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Beautiful Youth in Ugly Times

The impact of the economic crisis is a common theme in Spanish film, and this gritty rendition does the theme…

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Aces

Aces smacks of a production team that fundamentally doesn’t understand the experiences of the people it's trying to portray.

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Lasa & Zabala

The true story of a fight for truth 12 years after the brutal murder of 2 alleged ETA members in…

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Marshland

A nice looking film, but seems to lack commitment as to what it wants to be about.

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Match

A stellar performance by Patrick Stewart enhances a talk-driven three-hander clearly in need of subtlety and substance.

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