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Australian Arts

Aden Young

14 August 2021

9:00 AM

14 August 2021

9:00 AM

No one has any guarantee of seeing Sigrid Thornton in Lifespan of a Fact with the Sydney Theatre Company now that Gladys Berejiklian’s lockdown is in full swing and it’s a pity Daniel Andrews’ lightning speed pre-emptive one looks like stopping Melbourne International Film Festival subscribers from seeing Nitram, Justin Kurzel’s Martin Bryant film, on a big screen – more particularly as the Texas- born Caleb Landry Jones won Best Actor in Cannes for his portrayal of the perpetrator of the Port Arthur massacre.

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