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The Past (Le passé)

Asghar Farhadi understands the drama of domesticity, the details – large and small – that eat away at a relationship.

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Woody

No matter what neck of the woods you’re in, this new, little gem of a film will have the ability…

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Short Term 12

A world blistering with empathy and emotion so potent, so palpable, that it evokes hope, humour, sweetness and sorrow.

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Fruitvale Station

A young man's plans for a better life unravel on a fateful train ride home, in this powerful directorial debut.

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Only Lovers Left Alive

Expressive flourishes are evident in director Jim Jarmusch’s sultry exploration of the vampire genre.

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Lygon St, Si Parla Italiano

A beautifully packaged homage to the contribution by Italian migrants of the 50s and 60s to Melbourne and Australia.

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Thor: The Dark World

Directed by Alan Taylor, the much anticipated sequel opens early in Australian theatres this weekend.

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Disconnect

Documentary filmmaker Henry-Alex Rubin’s first narrative feature is a cautionary tale for our technology obsessed times.

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Tenderness

Featuring at the 17th Canberra International Film Festival, Marion Hänsel brings Tenderness.

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Fly Me to the Moon (Un plan parfait)

The film falls prey to romantic comedy cliches, but its silly slapstick humour is bound to make even the grumpiest…

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