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Film review: Whalefall
A narrative that somehow walks the line between emotional and outlandish
10 hrs ago
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Francisco Silva
Why we love Stromae
The Belgian producer-singer gets his flowers in Tove Lo collaboration
11 hrs ago
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Cat Woods
Film review: Naza
“From here we can see the city, but the city can’t see us” - why Naza is a tremendous achievement of perpetual memory
Oct 13
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Francisco Silva
This week in the Neighbourhood
Aaron Sorkin goes back for seconds, our favourite indie bookstores in Sydney, and country music ladies carrying the torch
Oct 9
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Neighbourhood
It’s Love Your Bookshop Day!
To celebrate, a toast from Neighbourhood Review to our favourite Sydney indies.
Oct 9
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Amy Dale
Music review: Kacey Musgraves, Margo Cilker, Jess Williamson
How three women of country boast the best albums of 2026.
Oct 9
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Cat Woods
Film review: The Social Reckoning
The Social Reckoning tells a truth we all know in the most insufferable way.
Oct 9
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Francisco Silva
Book review: Exit Party
Emily St John Mandel at her elegant and eerie best
Oct 5
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Amy Dale
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Film review: Digger
There are a million ideas at play in Digger, and though almost all of them land, they don’t amount to an interesting or deep truth.
Oct 2
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Francisco Silva
September 2026
Film review: Heart of the Beast
David Ayer’s film is a man-versus-nature story, in the tradition of all man-versus-nature stories.
Sep 25
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Francisco Silva
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Book review: Cold Sunset
An accidental spy lands right in the heart of Moscow danger, concluding this sharp spy trilogy.
Sep 25
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Amy Dale
Film review: Resident Evil
Zach Cregger’s take is an exercise in how to perfectly adapt a video game.
Sep 18
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Francisco Silva
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