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June 29, 2025

The passion of post-WWII German cultural politics

Barry Healy
June 2, 2025

Frida Kahlo: The Revolutionary Life Behind the Commodified Icon

Lana Woolf
May 11, 2025

Uncovering the Violence Beneath the Myth: The Black Woman of Gippsland

Lana Woolf
February 5, 2025

An imperialist gaze in colonial Asia

Barry Healy
January 23, 2025

Dylan, long on love and music, short on politics

Barry Healy
January 17, 2025

Everything Old is New Again

Barry Healy
September 23, 2024

Obituary: Fredric Jameson 1934-2024

Rjurik Davidson
May 21, 2024

Never Again

Red Spark
March 29, 2024

The Necessity of Red Ant Culture – Bertolt Brecht on burning houses and Sunday trousers

Red Spark
November 10, 2023

Hipgnosis: graphic artists who reflected an era

Barry Healy
September 20, 2023

Dance production tells powerful truths about Australian racism

Barry Healy
August 1, 2023

The Vitals: Visceral humour about Cancer

Barry Healy
July 7, 2023

Other People’s Children: sensitive, insightful French feminist film

Barry Healy
June 6, 2023

Things I Know To Be True: Inside the life of a working class family

Barry Healy
May 22, 2023

Sweet As: Aboriginal Coming-of-age in the Pilbara Landscape

Barry Healy
May 15, 2023

Sun Children: A Moving Humane Story About a Bleak Reality

Harry Otten
May 8, 2023

Till the End of the Night: an Impressive but Flawed German Gender Fluid Film

Barry Healy
May 5, 2023

Girl with the Red Hair: Dutch heroines of the Resistance

Barry Healy
April 26, 2023

Lost Transport: A Study of Women “Cleaning Up the Mess” after WWII

Barry Healy
March 20, 2023

Beauty and vibrancy from the Black Australian experience

Barry Healy
March 9, 2023

Meet Me at the Rock ‘n’ Roll Cliché in New Documentary

Barry Healy
February 24, 2023

Feminist theory comes to life in Women Talking

Ana Cavalcante
February 1, 2023

The Whale: parenthood, gay love and heartbreak

Barry Healy
April 18, 2022

Film Review: 200 Meters – an exceptional film on the plight of the Palestinians

Owen Hsieh