Opinions & Analysis
What we're watching this week, in cinemas and streaming
From Hundreds of Beavers to The Acolyte and Colin From Accounts S2, here's what Silvi Vann-Wall and Rochelle Siemienowicz are…
Don’t feel bad about bingeing TV – humans have binged stories for thousands of years
Bingeing stories is an age-old human behaviour and nothing to feel guilty about, says a historian.
Mad Max: Fury Road was a pioneering portrayal of disability. Furiosa is a letdown.
Two professors look at the portrayal of disability in Furiosa, a departure from the groundbreaking Mad Max: Fury Road.
Remembering Andrew McVitty: a pioneer of Australian music television
The late Andrew McVitty was a pioneer of Australian music TV who revolutionised late-night programming.
What to watch this week: the stuff we dig right now in cinemas and streaming
From Challengers and Furiosa, to Eno and After the Party, here's what ScreenHub writers are watching and loving – or…
From outback to wasteland: what Mad Max films tell us about the Australian desert
Films like Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga present an imagined future of mega drought: a possible future scenario for climate…
Australian TV drama on the ropes says QUT study
Australians aren't getting cultural value for the money we're spending on 'local' TV drama, says a new report.
Bridgerton Season 3 – all the usual froth, but with a more mature edge
Bridgerton's third season has arrived on Netflix – and this time it's got an edge.
Energy, climate and corporate ties in Australian documentary
The links between promotion and philanthropy in the documentary sector have a long history. What have we learnt?
No bad accents in Apple's Acapulco: why multilingual TV is good for everyone
Acapulco on Apple TV+ being just one example, over-the-top accents are out and authenticity is in.