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I think I will be hard-pressed to find a cinematic experience more intolerable this year than Michael Sarnoski’s The DeaRead Article
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Amelie de Graaf
The end of semester has left me limp with whatever cold has infiltrated campus. Luckily, I didn’t need to breathe duringRead Article
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Zen Lam
In May 2019, out of 4chan’s murky depths rose a short creepypasta penned by an anonymous user detailing the lucid and drRead Article
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Lachie Carroll
Sean Baker and Bhad Bahbie having been on the same email chain is among one of the lessons I learned at an in conversatiRead Article
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Cherie Gavara-Nanu Strong
By the time the fire alarm went off at RISING’ s Day Tripper, my best friend and I had already seen spiritual jazz, survRead Article
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Astara Ball
Melbourne Writers Festival’s panel, Wilder Shores: Writing the Changing Planet seeded a fascinating and foreboding discoRead Article
Tue 09 Jun 2026
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Celeste Dugas
Sintering. I liked the word before I knew what it meant. I liked the way it rolled off my tongue. Try it: sintering. RemRead Article
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Lachie Carroll
The Sydney Film Festival (SFF) is perhaps the most significant event on the Australian screen calendar. Although two yeaRead Article
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Junae Won
The question of whether someone would prefer a homosexual son to a deep-in-thought daughter is thrown lightly around theRead Article
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Celia Irving
The EU migrant crisis peaked over 2015 and 2016, and the US withdrew from Afghanistan in 2021. While these moments may fRead Article
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Zen Lam
A first-person shooter which sold itself as a noir mystery with anthropomorphic mice sounded too good to be true. MOUSE:Read Article
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Anandi Ganguly
“I longed to dissolve into laughter, so I dissolve into tears instead.”
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Ashley Oetomo
I first heard of Cate Le Bon from my drama teacher who often started class 20 minutes late, when I was on exchange. TherRead Article
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Taylah Quinn
BookTok’s obsession with hockey romance has officially moved from page to screen. After the success of HBO Max’s Heated Read Article
Sat 06 Jun 2026
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Celeste Dugas
Sukundimi Walks Before Me is exemplary of what feature documentary cinema does best—pulling audiences into a raw and palRead Article
Sat 06 Jun 2026
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Mahema Singh
Fifty thousand dollars drops into your lap thanks to the will of your absent, now dead, father. You are 29, alone, unknoRead Article
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Ivy Kaye
Country music, and the sounds of the American South at large, are something that I’ve always felt a little apprehensive Read Article
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Jessica Fanwong
The year is 1816. Volcanic explosion, widespread famine, torrential rains and a disappeared sun. Amid this turmoil is a Read Article
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Saria Ratnam
Phenomena isn’t like any other film I’ve seen. It’s a documentary, but its filmmaker, Josef Gatti, doesn’t venture out iRead Article
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Anandi Ganguly
If you asked me what one of the hardest things about moving from Sydney to Melbourne is, having to miss the Sydney Film Read Article
Wed 03 Jun 2026
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Ashley Faith Lee
Audrey Hobert is an artist I've been meaning to watch live for a long time. Though she only has her debut album out, WhoRead Article
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