Reviews
The Correspondent, film review: Peter Greste thriller on a vitally important topic
The Correspondent, starring Richard Roxburgh, examines the dangers facing a free and fair press.
Territory, Netflix review: a soapy Shakespearean outback saga
Territory takes a widescreen look at a scheming family on a Northern Territory cattle farm, with twists round every corner…
Nautilus review: a rollickingly subversive submarine story
Nautilus serves up plenty of swashbuckling entertainment while posing curly colonial questions.
Like My Brother, film review: Tiwi Islander female football story transcends the oval
Shot over a six-year period, Like My Brother explores how a great sporting opportunity can come with serious caveats.
A Different Man review: deliciously off-kilter tale about obsession
A Different Man is a dark tale of identity and obsession, with a cracking performance by Sebastian Stan in the…
Fisk Season 3 review: funny, feel-good, fab
Fisk is now a name partner at her firm, has a new home, new neighbours ... and even more exasperation…
Plum, ABC review: sporting pain and poetry
Plum follows former rugby league hero Peter 'the Plum' Lum as he faces up to a serious brain injury related…
The Office, Prime Video review: a cookie-cutter Australian version of the show
Despite its excellent cast, The Office offers a checklist of tics and tropes we’re all way too familiar with.
He Ain't Heavy review: the must-see Australian film of 2024
Leila George, Greta Scacchi and Sam Corlett give breathtaking performances in the debut feature, He Ain't Heavy, by David Vincent…
Dandadan (DAN DA DAN) review: Scully and Mulder wannabes take on aliens, ghosts, and highschool
Two teens tackle aliens, ghastly spirits, and budding romance in new anime series Dandadan.