Old Hands, New Breed: Mad Max: Fury Road and Evolving Gender Roles

Giving Time: Richard Todd’s Dying to Live and Organ Donation

‘Permission to Operate Independently’: Upgrade and the Body-machines of Action Cinema

Jumping Hurdles: Rehabilitation, Reconnection and Catherine Scott’s BackTrack Boys

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Burning Down the House: Winchester and the Truth About Ghosts

Hidden Forces: Childhood, Commerce and Cost in Granaz Moussavi’s When Pomegranates Howl

Silence Is a Virtue: Dr Plonk and Passio

Meta Essays: Critics’ Choice IV at the International Film Festival Rotterdam 2018

The Pain of Purity: Abuse and Collusion in Vivian Qu’s Angels Wear White

Room to Move: Amiel Courtin-Wilson’s The Silent Eye

Sense and Serendipity: David Wenham’s Ellipsis

Too Far North: The Self-serving Cinema Vérité of Atlantis, Iceland

Glitched Visions: Challenging Australian Cultural and Televisual Conventions

Eternity

A Life in Chains: Servant or Slave and Aboriginal Subjugation

When Live Venues Become Screen Hubs: The Sydney Opera House Goes Online

Lost in the Woods: Greg McLean’s Jungle

Sisters Doing It for Themselves: Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s Mustang

Rocking the Foundations

Something in the Dark: The Tale of Ruby Rose and the Tasmanian Gothic

Laughing with Us: Black Comedy and Aboriginal Humour

‘Look Around’ Viewing: Virtual Reality at Sydney Film Festival 2017

Adelaide Dreams Electric: Immersive Possibilities at Adelaide Fringe

Finding the Rhythm: Ambition and Responsibility in Dingo

Assembling the Debris: Russia 1985–1999: TraumaZone

Mother’s Apron Strings: Operation Buffalo and the Discomfort with Australian History

Seeing Through the Disguise: Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man

Making Visible: Out Here, Love Bites and LGBTQIA+ Documentary on the Small Screen

Breaking the Spell: Nostalgia and New Directions in Earwig and the Witch

Flirting

All Talked Out: Mental Health and Masculinity in Genevieve Bailey’s Happy Sad Man

Pantomime of Violence: Gender and Outrage in Mirrah Foulkes’ Judy & Punch

Oceans Within Us: Eight Perspectives on the Pacific in Vai

Classic Takes: The NFSA Essays

Irma Vep: La femme d’Est: Olivier Assayas Interviewed by Raffaele Caputo, Rolando Caputo, Clare Stewart

Cinema for Claustrophiles: Virtual Reality at the Adelaide Film Festival and Beyond

The Electric Artist

Aural Reflections: Music, Self and Objectivity in Now Sound: Melbourne’s Listening and Her Sound, Her Story

As Long as You Love Me: Jessica Leski’s I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story