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The Wren by Brett Whiteley.

Whiteley, Brack, Perceval. At 96, this art collector is farewelling his favourite works

While Peter Clemenger’s children will inherit some of the artworks he spent decades collecting with his wife, Joan, others were too big – and too important – to hand down.

  • by Elizabeth Flux

Movies

South Korean zombie content has become a global phenomenon, with films like Train to Busan garnering a cult following.

From K-drama to K-horror: How South Korea is reinventing zombie flicks

South Korea already as a reputation for making great TV dramas and now Netflix is helping bring their horror films to the world.

  • by Nell Geraets
Nick Offerman plays the President.

Civil War is dividing audiences. But what is the chilling film trying to say?

The author of The Beach and director of Ex Machina has made a film about the collapse of democracy. It’s a harrowing vision but, he says, it needn’t come true.

  • by Karl Quinn
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A still from the documentary Anzac. Lemnos. 1915.

This moving doco is more than just a history of the ANZACs in Gallipoli

What happened on the island of Lemnos in 1915 is a moving account of humanity in the midst of catastrophe.

  • by Ben Pobjie
Andrew Scott as the eponymous Thomas Ripley in Netflix’s eight-part drama based on the Patricia Highsmith novels.

Matt Damon’s Ripley is a fan-favourite. How does Netflix’s spin hold up?

Patricia Highsmith’s Ripley novels have long fascinated filmmakers; the latest adaptation by renowned screenwriter Steven Zaillian doesn’t disappoint.

  • by Debi Enker

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Mandy McElhinney as Antonia (left) and Emma Harvie, as Margherita (right) in No Pay. No Way.
★★★★½
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Who would have thought a cost of living crisis play could be so funny?

  • by John Shand, Peter McCallum, Harriet Cunningham, Chantal Nguyen and Shamim Razavi

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Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2024 composite

Coming out as ‘happy’ plus a whole lot of clowns: MICF’s last week

  • by John Bailey, Mikey Cahill, Hannah Francis, Tyson Wray, Sonia Nair, Cher Tan, Lefa Singleton Norton, Cameron Woodhead, Donna Demaio, Vyshnavee Wijekumar and Guy Webster

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