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Film review: Knives Out

The star-studded film Knives Out is a witty and entertaining love letter to the murder-mystery from a writer-director who’s not afraid to flip the script.

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Film review: Martha – A Picture Story

This absorbing new documentary produced out of Adelaide focuses on the ground-breaking work of photographer and icon of the street-art movement Martha Cooper, who has been capturing New York life and graffiti culture since the 1970s.

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Film review: Judy & Punch

The wicked humour of 17^th-century Punch and Judy shows is given a topical twist in writer-director Mirrah Foulkes’ quirky exploration of domestic violence and showbiz sexism.

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Chat bots, James Dean ... can the digital dead rest in peace?

The move to resurrect Hollywood icon James Dean and cast him in a new movie points to a bigger problem for us all: protecting the digital dead from the living, writes philosopher Patrick Stokes.

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Film review: Charlie’s Angels

Charlie’s Angels has been given a fresh and more feminist-friendly reboot at the hands of writer-director Elizabeth Banks. Declan Durrant looks at how it stacks up to its franchise predecessors.