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Books & arts If content is king then distribution is King Kong Annabelle Sheehan 2 October 2013 The film and TV landscape has changed forever. Annabelle Sheehan reviews a timely guidebook Books & arts Losing the war Sylvia Lawson 12 September 2013 Sylvia Lawson reviews The Gatekeepers and The Rocket Books & arts Magnetism and magic Sylvia Lawson 22 August 2013 Sylvia Lawson reviews Sue Milliken’s account of a career in Australian film-making Books & arts Between one geography and another Sylvia Lawson 25 July 2013 Sylvia Lawson reviews Satellite Boy, We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks and The Great Gatsby

Essays & reportage Old medium, new century Jock Given 30 April 2013 By the end of the year, Australia’s cinema industry will no longer be a film industry. Jock Given looks at what this means for storytelling on the big screen Books & arts Such a bloody wonderful place Sylvia Lawson 28 April 2013 Sylvia Lawson reviews John Hughes’s documentary about the poet Judith Wright, and Pablo Larraín’s No Correspondents Ken Loach’s dreamland David Hayes 28 April 2013 The renowned director’s new film, which uses the socialist mood of 1945 to assail the world Margaret Thatcher created, is bad history and worse politics, says David Hayes Books & arts Taking flight Sylvia Lawson 4 April 2013 Sylvia Lawson reviews Rust and Bone and looks at the continuing controversy over Zero Dark Thirty

Books & arts Rough passages Sylvia Lawson 14 June 2012 Sylvia Lawson at the Sydney Film Festival Books & arts Unwasted moments Sylvia Lawson 30 May 2012 Sylvia Lawson reviews Silent Souls, Wish You Were Here and Love Letters from Teralba Road Books & arts How weird does this mob still seem? Brian McFarlane 1 May 2012 Impossibly remote in many ways, the late fifties are portrayed with verve and nuance in John O’Grady’s bestselling novel, writes Brian McFarlane Books & arts The desire of the crowd Iain Topliss 27 April 2012 Iain Topliss revisits Marcel Carné’s classic, Les Enfants du Paradis