Justin Kurzel blurs the line between fact and fiction in this impressionistic masterpiece.
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Portraying queer love starts with reclaiming women’s bodies.
Justin Kurzel on imagined national identity and historical agency in True History of the Kelly Gang
True History of the Kelly Gang director Justin Kurzel tells all.
The Invisible Man review – Elisabeth Moss shines in horror re-imagining
Behind every great Invisible Man is a great Visible Woman.
The Call of the Wild review – a surprisingly emotional tale of adventure
Harrison Ford pets a dog. Do you need anything else?
Dark Waters review – a nauseating and enraging look at corporate power
A harrowing look at the unchecked power and greed of corporations.
Upward mobility in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite and Snowpiercer
Class conflict and social mobility are approached in vastly different ways in Bong Joon-ho’s two masterpieces
Emma. review – a charmingly unassuming adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel
Finally, an Emma fans will recognise.