Book review: The Three of Us

The Three of Us by British-Nigerian writer Ore Agbaje-Williams is a comedy of manners and much more, touching on truths about friendships, expectations around marriage,…

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Film review: Sound of Freedom

Between dog whistles and support by some controversial people, Sound of Freedom’s biggest problem is its dullness.

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Book review: Dark Corners

A true-crime podcaster does battle with the dark world of social media influence

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Film of the week – Godland

On his third feature, Icelandic filmmaker Hlynur Pálmason steps up his game in a beautiful but bleak meditation on the destructiveness of masculinity against an…

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Book review: Traced

Traced by award-winning Australian author Catherine Jinks marries COVID-19 lockdown issues with a terrifying tale of domestic abuse.

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Film of the week: Asteroid City

For his eleventh feature, Wes Anderson uses all the tricks to prove he’s not losing his sentimental and visual playfulness.

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Book review: Echo Lake

A few pages into this novel and the reader can expect to be both hooked and charmed by this story.

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Book Review: Yellowface

Spiteful, tense and topical, this buzzy thriller hits almost every hot-button issue in publishing

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Film of the week – Talk to me review + Past Lives giveaway

The new Australian cult horror film delivers the goods but falls short of brilliance.

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Book review: None of This is True

In the latest psychological thriller from Lisa Jewell, a podcaster looks into the life of her “accidental twin” – and wishes she hadn’t

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