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Dem bones, dem bones: Alfie Williams, Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes in a temple of doom.

28 Years Later review: Zombie franchise pushes boldly into new terrain

It’s 23 years since director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland redefined the zombie genre. Their latest outing proves there’s life in it still.

  • Karl Quinn

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Elio and his alien friend Glordon.

Which is the best new child-meets-alien movie? We give Elio the edge

With inventive animation and neat plotting, this Pixar production is more ambitious than the live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch

  • Jake Wilson
Pierce Brosnan, left, and Brandon Lessard in Richard Gray’s Western The Unholy Trinity.

Pierce Brosnan trades licence to kill for sheriff’s badge in revenge tale

New western The Unholy Trinity, shot in Montana, has an unlikely Australian connection.

  • Karl Quinn

Ten new fiction and non-fiction books to add to your reading list

Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.

  • Cameron Woodhead and Fiona Capp
Legendary Hollywood executive Barry Diller in his suite at The Carlyle hotel in New York.

Billionaire Barry Diller - married to Diane von Fürstenberg - comes out in new memoir

The former CEO of Paramount Pictures reveals how he hid his sexuality, while also sharing his business acumen and revealing juicy Hollywood anecdotes.

  • Nathan Smith
Philosopher and author Slavoj Žižek.

Rock-star philosopher celebrates the joy of pessimism

Despite what he says is the upending of the neoliberal capitalist order, Slavoj Žižek is determined to avoid disappointment.

  • JP O'Malley
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Poet and author Robbie Coburn.

A haunting tribute to the bonds between humans and animals

Poet Robbie Coburn’s verse novel explores the potential power of the relationship between horses and humans to transform a troubled life.

  • Candida Baker
Justine Hyde, new CEO of Abbotsford Convent.

Is this Melbourne’s only CEO job with sheep grazing outside the office?

Justine Hyde has an ambitious plan to put Abbotsford Convent on the map, setting her sights on transforming it into more than just a haven for locals.

  • John Bailey
Jennifer Mills’ works explore how spectres from the past are eternally resurrecting in the present.

This new cli-fi novel envisages a more hopeful apocalypse

Jennifer Mills’ science-fiction novel portrays the before and after of an ecological apocalypse.

  • Jack Cameron Stanton

Still keeping some secrets, Beyoncé’s mother opens up

Tina Knowles’ memoir is a moving meditation on black motherhood – but don’t expect any celebrity gossip.

  • Nathan Smith

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