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cris review old oak
Cris Kennedy
A scene from Ken Loach's The OId Oak. Picture supplied
Review
The dark side of modern dating comes to the forefront
Cris Kennedy
Emilia Jones, left, and Nicholas Braun in Cat Person. Picture supplied
Review
This slow-burning Australian story is strongly atmospheric
Ron Cerabona
A scene from The Royal Hotel. Picture Transmission Films
Triple the bachelors looking for love among the roses and stunning singles
Vickii Byram
Wesley Cortes, one of three new Bachelors competing for the love of single ladies. Pictures supplied by Channel 10.
Review
Napoleon is a brilliant ride and dazzling historical spectacle
Jane Freebury
Joaquin Phoenix, centre, in Napoleon. Picture supplied
Garden Hustle loses the plot
Glen Humphries
The documentary series Extraction tells the gripping true story of British soldiers trying to get people out of Afghanistan before the Taliban takes over again.
Review
Heartbreaking documentary on man whose work millions have unknowingly seen
Jess Layt
David Holmes and Daniel Radcliffe reminisce on their time in the Harry Potter franchise in David Holmes - The Boy Who Lived, now streaming on Binge and Foxtel on Demand. Picture by HBO
Baz Luhrmann's 'Australia' back as six-part TV series
Sarah Mills
Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman star in Australia, which has been edited as Faraway Downs for TV. (HANDOUT/20TH CENTURY FOX)
Review
More dystopian fun and games for fans hungry for more
Ron Cerabona
Rachel Zegler, centre, and Tom Blyth in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. Picture supplied
Review
Holiday horror is bloody good fun
Cris Kennedy
A mysterious killer is on the loose in Thanksgiving. Picture supplied

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