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British performance artist Sue Austin’s ‘underwater ballet’ at the Adelaide Aquatic Centre is not just visually mesmerising, it also encourages a shift in the way we view disability, writes Heather Taylor Johnson.
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The last two years of Vincent van Gogh’s life are well-mined by artists drawn to the exploration of madness and passion in art, but Willem Dafoe can’t be outdone in his portrait of the painter in the new film At Eternity’s Gate.
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The gentle humour and quiet melancholy of Benedikt Erlingsson’s quirky Icelandic saga belies the fierceness of its environmental message.
The stunning scenery is the highlight of this melodramatic story starring Radha Mitchell as an opera star trying to stage a comeback concert.
Australian writer and director Jennifer Kent has produced a brutal film that describes what a lawless, frightening place Van Diemen’s Land would have been in the early days of settlement.
She Who Must Be Loved – about Aboriginal media pioneer Freda Glynn – sheds light on both an epic life story and the lasting impact of Australia’s social history.
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