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Books & arts Old-fashioned politics Sylvia Lawson 12 January 2012 Sylvia Lawson reviews The Iron Lady and The Ides of March Books & arts Real-life melodrama Richard Johnstone 12 January 2012 Richard Johnstone’s paperback of the month, Death and the Dolce Vita: The Dark Side of Rome in the 1950s Books & arts Dissolving borders Sylvia Lawson 15 December 2011 Three books, one old, two new, offer different ways of thinking about cinema, writes Sylvia Lawson Books & arts Here and now Sylvia Lawson 7 December 2011 Sylvia Lawson reviews Toomelah, The Tall Man and Burning Man

Books & arts Arguments worth having Sylvia Lawson 22 June 2011 Sylvia Lawson at the Sydney Film Festival Books & arts Blurred boundaries Sylvia Lawson 13 June 2011 Sylvia Lawson reviews a new book about Australian documentaries, and two recent cinema releases Books & arts Medea in Port Adelaide Sylvia Lawson 24 May 2011 CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson reviews Here I Am and Mad Bastards Books & arts The list goes on… Richard Johnstone 4 May 2011 The Internet Movie Database changed the way we think about films, and now it’s influencing the industry itself, writes Richard Johnstone

Podcasts “I needed to know all about them. And, more than that, I needed to write about them” Peter Clarke 23 December 2010 Brian McFarlane talks to Peter Clarke about a lifetime at the movies Books & arts Breaking the stereotypes Sylvia Lawson 23 November 2010 CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson reports from the third Palestinian Film Festival Books & arts No steady ground Sylvia Lawson 18 November 2010 CINEMA | Sylvia Lawson reviews Winter’s Bone, The Social Network and Genius Within Books & arts A long inheritance Sylvia Lawson 20 October 2010 CINEMA | Taika Waititi’s Boy draws on a decades-old tradition of Maori political and cultural activism, writes Sylvia Lawson