Issue No. 198
October 2018
Fraternity Test: Watching Brothers’ Nest in the Shadow of Kenny
Landing Success: Luke Sparke and Carly and Carmel Imrie on Occupation
Getting a Second Opinion: Mairi Cameron on Truth and Trickery
Once upon a Time in the West: Suburbia and Identity in Jason Raftopoulos’ West of Sunshine
Glacial Contemplations: The Meditative Films of Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Homeward Bound: The Perils of Duty and Palestinian Society in Annemarie Jacir’s Wajib
Unearthly Terror: The Unconventional Horror of Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Foreboding
Peonies of Pyongyang: Women in North Korean Cinema
Lives Adrift: Julian Burnside and Judy Rymer on Border Politics
Jumping Hurdles: Rehabilitation, Reconnection and Catherine Scott’s BackTrack Boys
For Richer or Poorer: Marriage, Market Economics and Olivia Martin-McGuire’s China Love
Power and the Personality: Ray Argall’s Midnight Oil: 1984
As Long as You Love Me: Jessica Leski’s I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story
Cut-up Country: The Polemics of Presentation in [Censored] and Terror Nullius
Welcome to Television: Philip Brady on In Melbourne Tonight and Australia’s Early Variety Shows
Monkey Grip
Obstacle Course: Increasing Women’s Participation in Australian Film and Television
Surf’s Up: Watching Web Series
Stan the Man with 1 Million Subscribers
