Reviews
While the Men Are Away, SBS review: desire will set you free
SBS's new dramedy nicely lampoons paranoid smalltown patriotism via the Women’s Land Army during WWII.
Sex Education review: in search of a happy ending
The fourth and final season starts with loose ends, so will it manage to tie them up by the finale?
Cassandro review: Gael GarcÃa Bernal blazes in lucha libre biopic
Cassandro teases a great movie within a series of competently performed but rather undercooked narrative beats.
C*A*U*G*H*T review: help, the comedy's AWOL
Actor Kick Gurry’s writing/directing debut feels like a relic of times gone by ... and not in a good way.
The Continental: From the World of John Wick review – a frenetic throwdown of a prequel
If you’ve been dying to find out how Winston seized control of his assassin’s hotel, Prime Video has just the…
The Whiteley Art Scandal, ABC review: a rotten world well displayed
A gripping true-crime story that shows what goes on behind the glossy paintings of the rich and connected? Yes please.
Neighbours review: let's twist again
It’s good to have it back and nice to know it’s there – but will Neighbours become appointment viewing?
Surviving Summer Season 2: making all the right waves
The Australian surfing hit is back in the water, with all the gloss and energy we've come to expect from…
Rachel’s Farm review: lovely but a little whiffy
It may not present a world available to most of us but Ward's documentary offers some treats for viewers and…
Anthony LaPaglia makes Australian stage debut in Death of a Salesman
The Adelaide-born screen star headlines a faithful adaptation of Arthur Miller's classic play.