Luke Buckmaster

Plus an excellent queer romance, a new comedy produced by Armando Iannucci and a Netflix drama set to become ‘Succession in the outback’

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Dylan River’s highly addictive show, following a teenager on the run across the outback in the 1980s, has real oomph and chutzpah

This cynical, noir-adjacent film about a hotshot reporter who inserts himself into the story still stands the test of time

A Northern Territory cattle station is the majestic setting for the power jostling and fraught family dynamics of Netflix’s new Australian drama

Luke Buckmaster · 3-min read This bumpy and chaotic family film is centred around a child who feels different because she's normal.

Jon Bell’s bold and daring film about a mother who is stalked by a child-stealing bogeyman is a little underdeveloped

Plus Ted Danson goes undercover in a nursing home, an Aussie Christmas film with a cute dog, and the skimpy, zany world of Barbarella

The 85-year-old critic has finished his huge history of Australian cinema from 1990 to 2020 – which involved rewatching 650 films. But which beloved classic has he changed his mind about?

The former tennis champion is candid about her father’s abuse in this visceral and often sad documentary