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Scale is a crucial element in bringing this story to life while giving the subject weight and meaning. Screenshot: Warner Bros Youtube

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Dune: Part Two is enriched by awe-inspiring aesthetics but lacks true...

Mathew De Sousa - March 13, 2024

Villeneuve’s second instalment in the Dune series is an epic experience enriched by amazing aesthetics but lacks heart as it leans towards an unredeemable resolution.

Timothée Chalamet stars as the young King Henry V in Netflix’s The King. Photo: Netflix

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Netflix’s The King Review

Mathew De Sousa - November 8, 2019

With the success of recent historical dramas, both through streaming services and on the silver screen, it was only about time before an eager...

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Despite raising millions of dollars each year, Dallas Jenkins has said that donations don’t just have to cover the rising costs of production and distribution. Photo: The Chosen TV

Crowd-funding no longer the Chosen model for Christian creators dependent on...

April 19, 2024

People receive containers to be filled with food for people in need at a soup kitchen in Havana that is serving a growing number of Cubans struggling to make ends meet amid economic crisis Jan. 15, 2024. Poverty is among more than a dozen issues covered by a new Vatican document on human dignity. "Dignitas Infinita" ("Infinite Dignity") was released April 8, 2024, by the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Photo: OSV News photo/Yander Zamora, Reuters

Dignitas Infinita: A guide to human dignity for lay readers

April 19, 2024

Those who continue to push gender-affirmative interventions on kids while ignoring the significance of the Cass Review are regressive, anti-science and anti-woman.

NSW Govt ‘tone deaf’ on gender in wake of Cass report

April 18, 2024