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25 Jan 2017

The unmissable 'Weiner' is coming to SBS

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Get a first-hand look at the implosion of a political campaign when this amazing documentary hits our screens in February.
25 Jan 2017

Celebrate Lunar New Year at SBS On Demand

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We've got over 50 movies to stream from countries celebrating the dawn of the Year of the Rooster. Here's a sample of the movies on offer.
25 Jan 2017

Let's talk about ScarJo in 'Under the Skin'

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In Episode 6 of The Playlist, we talk about 'Under the Skin', in which Scarlett Johansson plays an otherworldly serial killer
25 Jan 2017

SBS On Demand: Stories of survival

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Celebrate indigenous Australian stories and stars, with these unforgettable movies now streaming at SBS On Demand.
25 Jan 2017

SBS On Demand: Movies for your hot summer nights

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Forget the rising temperatures, these movies at SBS On Demand are guaranteed to raise a sweat.
  1. 25 Jan 2017

    The unmissable 'Weiner' is coming to SBS

  2. 25 Jan 2017

    Celebrate Lunar New Year at SBS On Demand

  3. 25 Jan 2017

    Let's talk about ScarJo in 'Under the Skin'

  4. 25 Jan 2017

    SBS On Demand: Stories of survival

  5. 25 Jan 2017

    SBS On Demand: Movies for your hot summer nights

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Manchester by the Sea review: This heartbreaking drama’s take on grief and loss finds room for laughter

This Oscar contender gets grief right..
Pop culture loves catharsis. In film after film we’re presented with characters suffering with a burden that, in one pivotal moment, is lifted from them so they can go forward renewed. It’s a formula that makes for great drama; in real life...
2 Feb 2017 - 3:35pm

Mel Gibson, Vince Vaughn to star in movie about police brutality

They'll play suspended cops who were caught on tape.
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn will re-team to star in Dragged Across Concrete, a crime thriller about police brutality directed by Bone Tomahawk filmmaker S. Craig Zahler. Gibson and Vaughn will play cops who are ...

Toni Erdmann review: Quirky and fearless father-daughter comedy delivers bittersweet laughs

An eccentric father and his conservative corporate daughter engage in an increasingly bizarre battle of wills that’s both hilarious and heartbreaking.
Every year there’s outrage about who’s been left off the Academy Awards’ nominations for Best Foreign Film, but nobody’s disputing the highly original and often hilarious German drama Toni Erdmann fully deserves its place on the list of nine...
Finding Trump

Turns out 'Finding Dory' is the perfect analogy for Trump's immigration policies

Take one part Ellen Degeneres, two parts satire, a dash of Disney Pixar and what do you get? A talk show host telling off the President of the United States.
US talk show host Ellen Degeneres has never shied away from using her platform to comment on the issues of the day.  On today's program (which has just aired in the U.S.) Degeneres uses that very platform to share just how she feels about ...
3 Feb 2017 - 4:30pm

Black Gay Lives Matter

'Moonlight' is a triumph of blackness and queerness, at a time when visibility is a matter of life and death.
Images matter. How other people see us shapes how we see ourselves. The same is true for the names people give us. Some, like ‘little man,’ are bestowed with affection; others, like ‘faggot,’ are not, and can leave profound scars. Life is ...
By Joanna Di Mattia

Why You Should Watch: The Way I Spent the End of the World

A tender and humourous look at 1989 Romania and the resilience of its people.
Welcome to the Romanian New Wave The first feature from Romanian filmmaker Cătălin Mitulescu, The Way I Spent the End of the World (also known as How I Spent the End of the World) was released in 2006, more than a decade after the fall of ...
By SBS Movies

Clip art: Watch this supercut of all of 'La La Land's movie references

From 'An American in Paris' to 'West Side Story' - they're all in there.
There’s a reason why multiple-Oscar nominee La La Land feels familiar - it’s chock full of references to classic Hollywood musicals. Eagle-eyed editor Sara Preciado has cut together a split-screen primer of all of the direct nods to other ...
1 Feb 2017 - 11:02am

Pedro Almodovar to head 70th Cannes Film Festival jury

The vibrant Spaniard will lead the jury to determine who will win the 2017 Palme d'Or.
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Oscar-winning Spanish director Pedro Almodovar has been named president of the jury at this year's Cannes Film Festival. The announcement was made Tuesday by the festival via social media and on its own website....
1 Feb 2017 - 12:39pm

Mel Gibson used to be disgraced. How did he get nominated for Best Director?

How did Hollywood decide to once again embrace Mel Gibson?
When the Oscar nominations were announced Tuesday morning, one of the major narratives of this awards season reached what feels like, in hindsight, its inevitable conclusion. Back in August, I wrote about how Mel Gibson – ten years removed...
1 Feb 2017 - 11:54am

Opinion: Why it's okay for the Oscars to get political

The Academy Awards are the perfect stage upon which to take on showman who now occupies the White House, writes Variety's chief film critic.
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - "Speaking truth to power" is not a phrase I've ever much cared for. It descends from the most doctrinaire currents of the '60s, and there's a braver-than-thou, David-and-Goliath sanctimony to it -- as if the spe...
Rainbow Pride Movie Collection
SBS On Demand

Celebrate all things that veer towards the queer with this colourful, thought-provoking collection of films.

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