Inside Story

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 From the archive Watching The Back of Beyond Sylvia Lawson 17 July 2013 This 1954 documentary has “a kind of radiance” that captivated audiences around the world Books & arts One screen at a time Sylvia Lawson 27 June 2013 Sylvia Lawson looks back at the 2013 Sydney Film Festival

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 Gripped tight Sylvia Lawson 27 February 2013 New cinema releases reviewed by Sylvia Lawson Books & arts Inside or out? Sylvia Lawson 2 January 2013 New cinema releases reviewed by Sylvia Lawson

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 Books & arts Some kind of real world Sylvia Lawson 26 April 2012 Sylvia Lawson reviews This Must Be the Place and Le Havre Books & arts Boring is good John Quiggin 8 March 2012 Margin Call is a reminder that finance is both necessary and dangerous, writes John Quiggin