
Climax isn’t the point
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Emily Witt’s ‘Future Sex’ and Sheila Rowbotham’s ‘Rebel Crossings’ approach the concept of free love from different perspectives
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Climax isn’t the point
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Emily Witt’s ‘Future Sex’ and Sheila Rowbotham’s ‘Rebel Crossings’ approach the concept of free love from different perspectives
Sanctions and allowances
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Ken Loach’s ‘I, Daniel Blake’ shows the heartless, punitive nature of the modern welfare system
Towards joy
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Pop music is more than lyrics on a page
‘Born To Run’ by Bruce Springsteen
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A survival guide for outsiders
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Australian hip-hop artist Tkay Maidza brings a lifetime on the move to her debut album, ‘Tkay’
The party goes on
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Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’ bemuses but rewards
A four-headed monster
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Ron Howard’s ‘Eight Days a Week’ catches The Beatles and their fans in a dazzling, imperishable youth
Someone, anyone
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Angel Olsen’s ‘My Woman’ and Sarah Mary Chadwick’s ‘Roses Always Die’
The man who never grew up
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The life and legacy of Roald Dahl
Stuck in a moment
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The Avalanches’ ‘Wildflower’ isn’t the comeback we needed
Eight-hour lullaby
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Max Richter brings his nocturnal odyssey ‘Sleep’ to the Sydney Opera House
Band of brothers
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In John Carney’s ‘Sing Street’, music is a boys’ club
Streets ahead
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Remembering New York street photographer Bill Cunningham