A lot riding on Michelle Payne biopic
Australia’s film industry is in pressing need of a homegrown hit. Ride Like a Girl, about Michelle Payne’s historic 2015 Melbourne Cup win, could be the one to break the barriers.
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‘Ridiculous’ real-life lie became hit movie
Every family has their secrets, but Lulu Wang turned her family’s big, complex lie into a hit movie, one of the best this year.
The movie to see this weekend
Deeply moving and surprisingly funny, this new released wowed audiences at Sundance earlier this year. It’s easy to see why.
Angel of Mine a strangely muted thriller
Angel of Mine is a tale of a grieving mother with a worrying fixation on someone else’s child, and is at times both compassionate and compelling enough to keep an audience invested and unsettled.
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What you missed in Rogue One
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The $90m Will Smith stinker to avoid
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What Jackman’s spectacle is missing
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The sequel 22 years in the making
YOU might think Hollywood’s run out of new ideas when it’s releasing a sequel to a movie from 1995. But this is surprisingly fun.
Ferdinand a bullish cartoon treat
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