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    [THEATRE] Review: Tusk Tusk

    Tusk Tusk
    Til September 4 / Wharf 1, STC
    Polly Stenham is interested in the breakdown of middle class families. In her debut That Face, which Sydney audiences saw at Belvoir earlier this year, she explored the problems of a family with an overly-controlling yet drug-controlled mother. In her follow-up, Tusk Tusk, we see the story of [...]

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    [THEATRE] Review: Woyzeck

    Woyyzeck / Until August 29 / Belvoir St
    Taking on Woyzeck is no small task. Not only is Georg Büchner’s epic one of the most influential German plays ever written, it is unfinished, meaning that a director must make strict choices about how the play is to be completed, let alone performed. This production feels as [...]

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    Interview: Riz Ahmed / Four Lions

    Dumb & Bomber
    Riz Ahmed, star of jihadi-comedy Four Lions, talks about working with controversial comedy director Chris Morris.
    By Jody MacGregor
    Chris Morris has a history of courting controversy with his comedy. His news and current affairs parodies The Day Today and Brass Eye laid down the template for The Onion and The Chaser, but took even [...]

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    [FILM] Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

    Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
    Released August 12, 2010
    Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is dizzying, so packed with ideas, gags, pop-culture references, jump cuts, visual effects, split-screens and kinetic action that the experience of watching it is like clinging to the roof of a 200mph train. Whether or not you can hold on for the [...]

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    [FILM] Review: Salt

    Salt
    Released August 19, 2010
    Inception aside, it’s been a pretty mediocre year for the mainstream action blockbuster. In this climate, Salt is a breath of fresh air, a breezily entertaining, straightforward action film. Oh, it’s completely ridiculous, and features acts of gymnastic wizardry by Angelina Jolie’s svelte spy that would shatter the bones of any [...]

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