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Cherine FahdThe Conversation |
Science-fiction film as a genre allows us to encounter hypothetical worlds in which to understand our own. These films often present utopian and...
No photos of the war. No photos of its victims. No mention of the hundreds of photographers who have died taking them. We are a group of activists and...
It’s hard to believe March is here. Where did the time go? By now many of us will be well into our regular routine at work or school. Perhaps...
House of Gods is a gripping new Australian TV drama. It reveals the inner workings of an imam’s family and community, and the corrupting effects of...
Spitting image, dead ringer, chip off the old block. Doubles, twins and doppelgangers have a funny way of tricking us. When I encountered Anne...
At a recent electronic music performance, the English duo Rob Brown and Sean Booth, who perform as Autechre, plunged Sydney’s City Recital Hall into...
Australian cinema has often struggled to authentically portray the cultural lives of Middle Eastern Australians. Stereotypical stories frequently...