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Stan’s Watching You is elevated Australian noir – sexy, stylish and suspenseful

In recent years, Australian TV has built a reputation for gritty, stylish crime thrillers that linger long after the credits roll. In series such as Mystery Road (2018–), Scrublands (2023–25) and Black Snow (2023–), intimate character drama is blended with thriller tropes, delivering stories that are emotionally resonant and gripping.

The Conversation

Watching You review – surveillance thriller is barely worth watching

Based on a JP Pomare novel about a network of voyeurs, this series feels low-stakes and slow-paced in comparison – despite a haunting performance from Aisha Dee

The Guardian - AU

A House of Dynamite, Mr Scorsese and new Alan Partridge: what’s new to streaming in Australia in October

Plus a new Shane Black heist film, Australian horror flick Bring Her Back and I Think You Should Leave’s Tim Robinson takes on a sinister chair company

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One More Shot review – what if you could turn back time … via a magical tequila?

This Australian time-loop comedy starring Emily Browning, Aisha Dee and Ashley Zukerman is pleasingly derivative

The Guardian - AU

The Real Whistleblower In The Belle Gibson Story Has Spoken Out About Apple Cider Vinegar

“I had nothing to do with the Netflix show.”

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Kaitlyn Dever on playing real-life cancer scammer Belle Gibson in Apple Cider Vinegar

Kaitlyn Dever and her Apple Cider Vinegar co-stars discuss Netflix’s true-ish miniseries.

WhatToWatch

Belle Gibson Drama Apple Cider Vinegar Is Based On These Real-Life People

"The series draws inspiration from a number of real people, as well as the book by Nick Toscano and Beau Donnelly," creator Samantha Strauss told PEDESTRIAN.TV.

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The Trailer & Release Date For The Belle Gibson Drama Apple Cider Vinegar Just Dropped

In the early 2010s, Belle Gibson was the it-girl of the internet. By 2014, her legacy came crumbling down when journalists revealed that she was faking her cancer diagnosis.

Pedestrian.tv

Where To Watch The Bold Type Season 5 Online And All Previous Episodes For Free From Anywhere

Jane, Kat, and Sutton tackle their careers at Scarlet magazine alongside their relationships, sexuality, and politics. Find out where watch The Bold Type online from anywhere and for free.

Cinemablend

Aisha Dee on how the Australian screen industry is changing and why she took on family violence drama Safe Home

After struggling to find work in Australia, the actor made her name on beloved American TV series The Bold Type. Now, she’s found her voice and returned home.

ABC News

SBS series Safe Home drags Australia’s hidden family violence crisis into the light

Actor Aisha Dee discusses her new SBS show, which highlights the growing issue of family violence in Australia, and the many forms it takes.

The New Daily

Safe Home review – gripping drama on Australia’s domestic abuse epidemic

The statistics on family abuse are alarming. This SBS series tells the stories behind those numbers, with Aisha Dee giving a nuanced performance as a legal centre worker

The Guardian - AU

AACTAs 2022: Chris Hemsworth honoured, Russell Crowe talks ‘deception’

Chris Hemsworth was honoured and his idol, Russell Crowe talked of deception and glamour at the 2022 AACTA Awards.

The New Daily

‘Muriel’s Wedding was our north star’: the minds behind Sissy on their influencer horror film

A 90s dark comedy and Australian conwoman Belle Gibson inspired directors Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes to create their camp gorefest that has fans around the world screaming for more

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Sissy: Horror movie from Australian duo is an entertainingly schlocky parody of influencer culture

Revenge takes hold on a weekend away and healing crystals become murder weapons in this AACTA-nominated feature from up-and-coming Australian filmmaking duo.

The Canberra Times

Scene one, take two: Capital Film Festival launches second inaugural program

The inaugural program includes Emma Thompson's latest film, an offering from Luke Hemsworth and a satirical horror movie filmed in Canberra.

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