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Sorry, Baby review – a warm, bitingly funny refocus of the trauma plot

In her feature debut, writer-director Eva Victor depicts the aftermath of sexual assault with striking naturalism and surprising grace

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‘Modern slavery’: Trapped in Iraq, Nigerian women cry out for help

Nigerian women recruited to work as domestic helpers in the Middle Eastern country say they face severe abuse.

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‘Still so relatable’: how teenage discovery of the Brontës fostered career in literature

Lucy Powrie was 15 when she read Agnes Grey. Ten years on she is chair of the Brontë Parsonage Museum

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The 25 best Australian books of 2024: Helen Garner, Tim Winton, Nam Le and more

Just in time for your Christmas shopping: Guardian Australia’s critics and staff pick out the best of the best

The Guardian - AU

Isabella Rossellini: ‘People never talk about the freedom, the lightness, that comes with ageing’

The Italian star is having a late career renaissance, including a powerful turn in acclaimed Vatican thriller Conclave. She talks about the serenity of being single, enjoying farming in later life – and what it means to be a nepo baby

The Guardian - UK

Rapture by Emily Maguire review – tale of medieval female pope feels fresh and intimate

This sensual account of a woman seeking knowledge and God in a man’s world brings us close to matters of faith and the body

The Guardian - AU

Conclave review: Ralph Fiennes movie is a solid political thriller, but minor sins keep it from greatness

With Conclave, Edward Berger creates another engaging portrait of humanity set in the Vatican, but a few quibbles keep it from ascending to higher plains.

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Timestalker review – Alice Lowe’s anti-romcom is a darkly hilarious spin through history

The actor and film-maker’s ingenious comedy sees her play a gamut of characters who meet gory ends chasing a not-worth-it love interest

The Guardian - UK

Timestalker review: "A deliciously offbeat paranormal comedy from Alice Lowe"

Total Film

‘Urgent’, ‘stunningly written’, ‘a feat of imagination’: the best Australian books out in October

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

The Guardian - AU

Alice Lowe: ‘I’ve always gotten mouthy about sexism and it hasn’t really helped my career’

The actor-writer-director’s new film Timestalker sees her pursue an unsuspecting crush through the centuries. She discusses sexism in the film and TV industry, her dream of being a comedy-horror auteur - and why she’s scared of Kristen Stewart

The Guardian - UK

Who is Agatha's son Nicholas Scratch? Marvel fan theories might spell out the identity of Agatha All Along's third-most mysterious character

Everybunny has their own ideas...

Total Film

Novelist Rebecca Watson: ‘What are siblings: twisted reflections of ourselves? Allies? Enemies?’

The author of I Will Crash, about an estranged brother and sister, looks at other books on difficult sibling relationships, from authors including Sally Rooney and Julia Armfield

The Guardian - UK

The great poetry in Van Gogh’s work and a bewitching antihero – what you should watch and do this week

This article was first published in our email newsletter Something Good, which every fortnight brings you a summary of the best things to watch, visit and read, as recommended and analysed by academic experts. Click here to receive the newsletter direct to your inbox.

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Agatha All Along review – the perfect show for Halloween season

This royally entertaining Marvel series slips seamlessly from comedy to tragedy, and Kathryn Hahn is so good you can barely take your eyes off her. An absolute treat

Total Film

When does Agatha All Along take place on the Marvel timeline?

Here's what year Agatha All Along is set in

The Conversation

Agatha All Along: the Marvel comics witch who broke societal barriers and left superheroes powerless

The witch Agatha Harkness, played by Kathryn Hahn, was the breakout character of the Disney+ Marvel miniseries WandaVision in 2021. The series ended with Harkness trapped inside the disguise of nosy neighbour “Agnes” and cut off from her magic – but she is about to return in her own spin-off…

Total Film

Agatha All Along shows a very different side to WandaVision's big bad – "I didn't expect it to be so deep"

Exclusive: Agatha All Along creator Jac Schaeffer and stars Kathryn Hahn, Aubrey Plaza, and Joe Locke tell Total Film about the practical magic that went into creating the show

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Speak No Evil's writer-director and star James McAvoy break down the horror remake's surprise ending: "Everyone comes out scarred"

Exclusive: The duo behind the new movie explain why it's not necessarily the happy Hollywood ending they think it is

Evening Standard

Speak No Evil review: James McAvoy is masterful in this thrillingly twisted horror-comedy

An unnervingly hilarious, rollicking wild ride that ignites all the senses

Evening Standard

Glass Animals: on facing near tragedy and how FIFA helped them became one of the UK’s biggest bands

The Oxford band went from pop oddballs to one of the UK’s most successful bands virtually overnight

Total Film

One brief moment in the Agatha All Along trailer is actually full of Marvel Easter eggs

Did you spot these Marvel-related dates?

Total Film

First trailer for WandaVision spin-off Agatha All Along is a weird and wacky mix of the MCU and True Detective

Kathryn Hahn is back as everyone's favorite... homicide investigator?

The Guardian - UK

Private Rites by Julia Armfield review – in deep water

Dysfunctional families and queer desire at the end of the world, in a compelling vision of climate breakdown

The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘I was hoping to find the perfect plus-one for my granny’s 80th next week’

Agnes, 26, a classroom leader in a kindergarten, meets Tom, 25, a manager in a sexual health service

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