Film & TV
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84Film Review: La Scala: The Force of Destiny
Beautifully capturing the remarkable endeavour of staging a major new production, the film reveals the passion, apprehension and brilliance of these artists,...
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199New film releases this week (from 10 September)
This week’s cinema releases include a new Korean creature creating destruction, the PAW Patrol meet dinosaurs on a tropical island, Sandra Bullock...
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206Film Review: Classmates (Domani interrogo)
The effective cinematic techniques and strong cast performances came together to give this dual plot the depth and heart it deserved.
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259The Korean Film Festival in Australia Brings Four Distinctive Korean Films to Burnside and Victor Harbor on 7 to 11 October.Â
South Australian audiences will have the opportunity to experience four distinctive Korean films at The Regal Theatre in Burnside from 7 to...
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253The Adelaide Independent Film Festival’s Celebration of Short Films from 3 to 4 October at the Capri Theatre and The Mercury
The Adelaide Independent Film Festival brings together a showcase of local, national and international filmmaking talent, with an evening of short films...
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343Film Review: SilencedÂ
Jennifer Robinson looks behind the headlines and social media posts to highlight how defamation laws worldwide are being weaponised by alleged perpetrators...
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337New film releases this week (from 3 September)
This week’s cinema releases include one of the most important films of this year as international human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson takes...
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420The 11th Ghan International Film Festival Australia (GIFFA) Will Open on Friday, 25 September 2026, at The Mercury Cinema
The 11th Ghan International Film Festival Australia (GIFFA) will officially open on Friday, 25 September 2026, at The Mercury Cinema (13 Morphett...
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400The 2026 Young Australian Film Festival (YAFF) South Australian Screening at The Mercury on 22 SeptemberÂ
The Young Australian Film Festival (YAFF) South Australian screening will take place at The Mercury (13 Morphett Street, Adelaide) on Tuesday, 22...
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836The 2026 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival begins 16 September to 13 October at Palace Nova Cinemas
The 2026 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival will showcase a selection of new Italian cinema celebrating the country’s language stories and culture,...
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405New film releases this week (from 27 August)
This week’s cinema releases include a south of France holiday becoming a comic conflict, Ridley Scott’s new post-apocalyptic survival drama, Bill Nighy...
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696Interview – Shabana Azeez – The Airport Chaplain Starts on SBS This Week
SBS's new drama The Airport Chaplain starts this week staring Hugo Weaving alongside The Pitt's breakout star and Adelaide's own Shabana Azeez
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1.4KAdelaide-filmed Netflix drama ‘My Brilliant Career’ is putting South Australia’s stunning locations in the spotlight
From a grand Penola mansion to one of Gawler's most historic estates, discover the South Australian locations that helped bring Netflix's new...
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431Film Review: The Rivals of Amziah KingÂ
Amziah King, beekeeper, musician, and anchor of his community, reunites with former foster daughter Kateri after many years apart, and fends off...
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297New film releases this week (from 20 August)
This week’s cinema releases include the Anthony Bourdain biopic, Matthew McConaughey is in the honey business in Oklahoma, evil comes after a...
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403Film Review: The Party’s Over (Classe Moyenne)Â
Mehdi's stay at his girlfriend's parents' holiday home turns into chaos when a conflict erupts between the family and the caretakers of...
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325Film Review: Tony
A 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain travels to Provincetown and stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant kitchen, setting off a summer that...
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571South Australian Filmed ‘My Brilliant Career’ Launches on Netflix Worldwide
In 1900 Australia, a headstrong farm girl dreams of writing while society and family expectations clash with her fierce desire for independence...
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445New film releases this week (from 13 August)
This week’s cinema releases include hilarious drag train action, cats doing funny things, French Police are investigated, two singles look for love...
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522Film Review: The Chronology of Water
Brought up in an environment torn apart by violence and alcohol, Lidia Yuknavitch seemed destined for self-destruction and failure until words offered...
