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Oliver Stone keeps tight grip on secret networks
Oliver Stone has ditched the excesses of his recent films to deliver a sharp biopic on whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Craig Mathieson has been the film critic for The Sunday Age since March 2012, having previously held the same position for Rolling Stone and The Bulletin. The former magazine editor writes widely on film, music and television, and is still able to quote sizeable chunks of the dialogue from Michael Mann's Heat.
Oliver Stone has ditched the excesses of his recent films to deliver a sharp biopic on whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Dave McCormack does a mean Katy Perry vocal. "California girls are undeniable, daisy dukes and bikinis on top," expertly sings the Custard frontman, as a way of explaining what kind of music his young daughters enjoy listening to.
The carefree beats the chaotic in this remake of the children's tale Pete's Dragon.
Crazy cats are in the picture as the creators of Despicable Me turn their animation sights to animals.
Viewers weren't entirely satisfied with how two recent dramas, The Night Of and The Kettering Incident, wound up their compelling stories.
Melbourne duo Big Scary's new album Animal has an autobiographical outlook that explores what we crave.
From teenage sensation Mallrat to electronic brotherly duo Two Can and Voice graduate turned indie folk darling Vera Blue, here are six new Australian artists you should be listening to right now.
Liz Stringer's songwriting gravitates towards matters that are dark and gritty, but she's mixing up her styles on album No. 5.
At what point does a protective parent become a bad influence, asks a new film with Viggo Mortensen.
Mike Noga grew up hating concept albums. Now, he has created one of his own.
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