Reviews
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…
Colin From Accounts S2, Binge review: there's more to the story
Season 2 of Colin From Accounts proves there's life in the old dog yet.
Renee Gracie: Fireproof, Stan review – driving the narrative from OnlyFans to Supercars
Firmly on Gracie's side, this doco paints a convincing portrait of sexism in sport and a woman's determination to defy…
A Portrait of Love review: behind every great man there is… another one
Molly Reynolds’ intimate documentary uses the home movies of Roberto Meza Mont to shine a spotlight onto his life with…
Taskmaster Australia S2, Ten, review: polished to a high sheen
The second season of the comedy game show stays fresh and works well, even if everyone on it has been…
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga review – grinds every gear
Can George Miller strike grease lightning again with this fast and furious prequel led by Anya Taylor-Joy?
Paco review: a fantasy quest through the everyday
Tim Carlier’s clever and ambitious low-budget comedy is a love letter to Adelaide and its communal arts scene.