Reviews
Revealed: Otto by Otto, Stan review: deeply personal
Gracie Otto's documentary about her father is raw, revealing and conversational, and allows us to watch his demise with loving…
Ladies in Black, ABC review: stunning sartorial tension
ABC's Ladies in Black series continues the 1959 Sydney story with new social changes and broader character arcs.
The Moogai, SFF review: beware the boogeyman
The horrors of the Stolen Generation manifest in The Moogai, a creeper where the creature is less important than the…
In Vitro, SFF review: ecological thriller meets domestic drama down under
In Vitro is an Australian horror sci-fi that splices chills with domestic drama, and plays coy with its true nature.
Trailblazers, Stan review: Matildas doco satisfies in snack-size
Charting the rise of women's football in Australia, Trailblazers is a punchy appetiser to whet the national appetite for the…
Austin, ABC review: local laughs by way of London seem a bit too loose
Michael Theo is the highlight in this UK-Australian dramedy about self-discovery and complicated relationships.
Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line - Sydney Film Festival review
Paul Clarke's documentary walks down memory lane, tracing the glory days of the iconic Australian band, and contemplating the legacy…
Time Addicts, Netflix review: a wonderful ride on time
Time Addicts is trippy time-travel tale intertwining comedy and drama. Streaming on Netflix.
We are Lady Parts S2, Stan review: hilarious, heartfelt and sharp
The all-Muslim punk band is back. With wildly different views on how they should look and sound, theres a chance…
The Art Of..., ABC review: more interested in personalities than art
How to cover 'the Arts' for a broad audience is a perennial problem for the ABC. This show won't satisfy…