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Australian Gothic: To Have and To Hold
Cinema Reincarnated: Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Thai Cinema’s Radical New Life
History, Feminism and Time: Gillian Armstrong’s Documentary Series
Trouble in the Brotherhood: The Devil’s Playground Revisited
Cinema’s New Waves: An Interview with Albie Thoms
Sacred Arts: Devotion and Disillusionment in Chaitanya Tamhane’s The Disciple
Boys Will Be Boys: Horror Tropes and Male Privilege in Chris Peckover’s Better Watch Out
Candid Camera: Ryūsuke Hamaguchi’s Happy Hour
Cinema Science: Animal Activities in Babe
Infectious Scrolling: Social Media, Mental Health and COVID-19
The Big Steal
Distant Memories: Grief and Childhood in Li Dongmei’s Mama
Flying the Coop: An Australian Coming of Age in Careful He Might Hear You
A Little Less Conversation: The Convenient Omissions of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis
Roles to Play: Games, Learning and Child Development in Bluey
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The Bridge
Enabling a Screen Ecology
Laughter Through Tears: Palestine and Self-portraiture in the Films of Elia Suleiman
Uneasy Transition: The City Documented in Hong Kong Moments and Many Undulating Things
Moving Targets: Snapshots of Representation
Capricious Childhood: Confronting Family Life in John Sheedy’s H Is for Happiness
Sounds of Loss: Time and Displacement in Allison Chhorn’s The Plastic House
Australian Spirit: Love and Country Music in Kriv Stenders’ Slim and I
Climate of Resignation: Unquiet Adolescence in Kathy Drayton’s The Weather Diaries
Frozen Hearts: Coming of Age in Somersault
Maternal Instinct: Genre, Grief and Mental Illness in Kim Farrant’s Angel of Mine
Top Dogs: The ABC’s Bluey and Australian Children’s Animation
Chosen Land: Affection and Ambivalence in Nadav Lapid’s Films About Israel
Mother Tongue: She Who Must Be Obeyed Loved and Aboriginal Women’s Stories
The Winding Road Home: Kaye Harrison on Displacement, Detention andd Sanctuary
Mental-health Crisis in the Screen Industries
Lust in Space: Teenage Queerness and Connection in Samuel van Grinsven’s Sequin in a Blue Room
The Price of Fish: Slavery and Social Responsibility in Rodd Rathjen’s Buoyancy
Smoke and Mirrors: Midi Z’s Nina Wu and the Cinema of Self-reflection
History Is Never Finished: Trauma, Revolution and Reconciliation in Peter Hegedus’ Lili
Everybody’s Still Kung-fu Fighting: Serge Ou’s Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks
Multiplayer Mode: Loss and Growing Up in Makoto Nagahisa’s We Are Little Zombies
