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7 Nov 2016

SBS: Spies & Lies movie season

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I spy great movies, Fridays on SBS.
21 Nov 2016

Our Gondry double bill will bring magic to your week

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Find out what's screening where and when with our TV Movie Guide Highlights.
21 Nov 2016

Introducing our new podcast, The Playlist

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Join Fiona Williams and Nick Bhasin as they try to make sense of the world in the only way they know how – through movies and TV shows.
7 Nov 2016

SBS On Demand: Park Chan-wook double bill

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Treat yourself to a double bill by the provocative Koran director.
7 Nov 2016

Doctor Strange review: New Marvel origin story relies on sleight of hand

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Dressing up familiar formula is a matter of smoke and mirrors.
  1. 7 Nov 2016

    SBS: Spies & Lies movie season

  2. 21 Nov 2016

    Our Gondry double bill will bring magic to your week

  3. 21 Nov 2016

    Introducing our new podcast, The Playlist

  4. 7 Nov 2016

    SBS On Demand: Park Chan-wook double bill

  5. 7 Nov 2016

    Doctor Strange review: New Marvel origin story relies on sleight of hand

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22 Nov 2016 - 3:33pm

The 'Wake in Fright' director on his 50-year career and being unpredictable

Ted Kotcheff talks about the iconic outback noir, the challenge of making comedies, and working with Sylvester Stallone.
“In my humble estimation,” Ted Kotcheff says down the phone line from Los Angeles, “I think Wake in Fright is my best film.” With almost any other director that would go without saying. A gripping, nightmarish story filmed at Broken Hill a...

Arrival review: Not your average alien invasion movie

Amy Adams shines in this beautiful, intimate movie by the 'Sicario' director.
If aliens landed on our planet, how much time would we allow for communication issues before assuming malicious intent and pushing the buttons on our biggest weapons? Countless films have asked this question, dating back to early sci-fi movies...
21 Nov 2016 - 2:38pm

Let’s talk about Johnny Depp in 'Fantastic Beasts'

Warning: As you might expect, this post discusses the ending of 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them'.
In today's blockbuster universe, most major castings are announced at least a year in advance, which is why it was so surprising when, mere weeks before the movie's release, news broke that Johnny Depp had joined the cast of Fantastic Beas...
21 Nov 2016 - 1:01pm

Stanley Kubrick’s daughter slams Dr. Phil’s Shelley Duvall interview as exploitative

Vivian Kubrick subsequently set up a GoFundMe account to raise money to help 'The Shining' star get treatment.
Earlier this week, a teaser for Dr. Phil's interview with Shelley Duvall, who is suffering from mental-health issues, appeared online, and immediately drew criticism for exploiting Duvall for the sake of ratings. Among those critics: Vivia...
18 Nov 2016 - 4:14pm

Pop culture resents ‘the establishment’ too

How American movies and TV shows help to explain the rise of Donald Trump - and the rebuke of Hillary Clinton.
Dave is a peculiar movie. It’s a fairy tale at its core – a Cinderella story, only with the princess who’s rewarded for her patience and kindness being, in this case, a middle-aged guy named Dave. The film goes like this: Dave Kovic (Kevin...
18 Nov 2016 - 4:21pm

Disney’s 'Moana' was renamed in Italy to reportedly avoid confusion with a porn star

The film was renamed to the more family-friendly 'Oceania'.
If you're vacationing in Milan or Florence in the coming weeks and have an urge to see the new Disney Polynesian princess film Moana, don't be alarmed if the local cinema is screening an animated romp called Oceania instead. You see, in It...
17 Nov 2016 - 3:43pm

Ken Loach on 'I, Daniel Blake', the media role in Brexit and Trump, and the failure of the left

The rebellious 80-year-old director talks to Stephen A. Russell about his latest bristling social commentary, 'I, Daniel Blake'.
The madness of Brexit and Trump is a symptom of both the failure of neo-liberal politics and the left’s ability to fight it, according to renowned British filmmaker Ken Loach. “People are feeling angry and cheated and they don’t know neces...
17 Nov 2016 - 1:46pm

12 onscreen relationships destroyed by a man’s novel

A compilation of pop-culture relationships soured by a man's writerly ambitions.
All relationships need to be tested every now and again, but there are some things in life that a romantic partnership can’t always bounce back from: infidelity, the loss of a child, dark secrets, etc. Add to that list of crucibles “a man ...

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them review: A flawed but fun start to a new franchise

'Harry Potter' offshoot packs a lot in, offers room to improve
It only takes one word to scare a fantasy film fan: “prequel”. Years of bitter experience has shown that, more often than not, prequels mean lazy storytelling, bloated run times, and the unmistakable feeling that making a buck was the first thing...
17 Nov 2016 - 4:36pm

Richly written roles give actresses like Amy Adams, Nicole Kidman much to build on

The performances from leading ladies are remarkable this season.
There's a reason people pay attention every time Jessica Chastain appears onscreen. The two-time Academy Award nominee has a unique talent for conveying depth to her characters that many of her peers can only dream of. That's once again ap...
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