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3 May 2017

SBS VICELAND: Super-cult movie season

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You’re invited to drink the kool-aid each Wednesday night in May.
1 May 2017

Let's go crazy every Friday on SBS

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To celebrate the return of the Eurovision Contest, we bring you movies filled with irresistible, toe-tapping tunes.
1 May 2017

SBS VICELAND Anti-hero season

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Each Monday night in May, we bring you double features with the guys and gals yours parents warned you about.
6 Apr 2017

Going Full Mendo

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An investigation into the rise of Australia's favourite sweaty, smoking, master of scumbags, Ben Mendelsohn.
24 Apr 2017

Why you should watch 'Persepolis'

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'Persepolis' takes a personal look at life before, during, and after the Iranian Revolution through one woman's eyes and experiences. Now at SBS On Demand.
  1. 3 May 2017

    SBS VICELAND: Super-cult movie season

  2. 1 May 2017

    Let's go crazy every Friday on SBS

  3. 1 May 2017

    SBS VICELAND Anti-hero season

  4. 6 Apr 2017

    Going Full Mendo

  5. 24 Apr 2017

    Why you should watch 'Persepolis'

  6. 3 Apr 2017

    The 'Pusher' trilogy: A trip into Copenhagen’s neon lit underworld

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22 May 2017 - 3:49pm

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 29 May-4 June

When it comes to movies, there's something for everybody on SBS, SBS VICELAND, NITV and SBS On Demand. Find out what's screening where and when.
Monday 29 May Taxi Driver 8:30pm, SBS VICELAND MA15+USA, 1976Genre: Drama, ThrillerLanguage: EnglishDirector: Martin ScorseseStarring: Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, Cybill Shepherd, Jodie FosterWhat's it about?In Martin Scorsese's award-w...
22 May 2017 - 12:46pm

What's worth watching among the upcoming US summer movie releases

Blockbuster season is almost upon us.
The so-called "summer" movie season is well upon us - like a cultural global warming, the kind of blockbusters that used to signal the arrival of the northern summer are now being released well beforehand. The consequence of this is that r...
19 May 2017 - 12:19pm

“No one wants to talk about Partition”: A chat with Gurinder Chadha

The director talks about her new film ?Viceroy’s House’, the difficulty in casting people of colour and the chances of a ?Bend It Like Beckham’ sequel.
For films like Bhaji on the Beach and Bend It Like Beckham, Gurinder Chadha mined personal experience for inspiration. But while her new film, Viceroy’s House, often has a light, personal touch, the time period and subject matter it covers...
23 May 2017 - 10:05am

The top 10 most Lynchian things David Lynch has ever done

Few directors have produced such a striking and individual body of work as David Lynch. Even fewer get a word to describe their oeuvre. Now, as the world embraces the return of Twin Peaks, here are the reasons we love all things Lynchian. ...

Don't Tell review: Compelling tale of church abuse cover-up

A child abuse survivor has her day in court
What makes a courtroom drama dramatic? The obvious answer is the verdict: will justice be done? With whodunits, we don’t know what the just result will be and we discover the facts along with the court. But smarter courtroom dramas know that...

Dearest Sister review: A superb ghost story and a social commentary on today's Lao

With this spooky thriller, Lao’s only female film director depicts the class differences in contemporary Lao.
Every culture produces its own monsters and ghosts, born of the particular beliefs and traumas of its people. And so, in Dearest Sister, only the second horror film to be made in the developing country of Laos, these ghosts are intricately...

The Book of Birdie review: Fantasy horror at its girly best

When a fragile and imaginative teenage girl enters a convent, her obsessions with blood, sainthood and comic book superheroes converge.
Despite being a film soaked in blood, obsessed with blood – blood noses, menstruation, miscarriage and stigmata – The Book of Birdie, the debut feature from UK-based writer-director Elizabeth E. Schuch manages to be lusciously pretty. It’s...
22 May 2017 - 1:03pm

Nicole Kidman is a "revelation" in 'To Die For', but what exactly does she reveal?

See why 'To Die For' is Nicole Kidman’s career-defining performance and how it paves the way for all the great performances that followed it.
To Die For screens on SBS Viceland Monday 22 May (and will be available afterwards at SBS On Demand). Scroll down for details. In the recent “Kidman World Cup” Variety film critic, Guy Lodge, conducted a series of mini-polls on Twitter to ...
15 May 2017 - 2:14pm

In Milford Sound, no one can hear you scream - shooting 'Alien: Covenant'

Battling xeonomorphs in the kiwi wilderness is all in a long day’s work for Australian star of 'Alien: Covenant' Nathaniel Dean.
Appearing in local indie movies including Cate Shortland’s Somersault and Neil Armfield’s Candy could not prepare Melbourne-based Nathaniel Dean for the scale of shooting Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant.  Their first port of call was the st...
19 May 2017 - 9:03am

Top 10 Cult Movies to stream at SBS On Demand

Take a break from the mainstream and satisfy your cult movie cravings at SBS On Demand.
Shaft (1971) The film that launched the Blaxploitation genre is actually a fairly traditional private eye story about tracking down a missing girl (in the original novel, Shaft was white). Two things set it apart: the first is Richard Ro...
The Young Pope

Get hooked on the critically acclaimed series created and directed by Paolo Sorrentino. Starring Jude Law and Diane Keaton, binge the complete season now at SBS On Demand.

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