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Alice and Steve is a refreshing take on age gaps and messy moral spaces

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By Tony Stamp Verified
| Flicks
In Alice and Steve, two and a half decades of friendship come under threat when Steve (Jemaine Clement) starts dating Alice’s (Nicola Walker) daughter Izzy (Yali Topol Margalith), who’s in her mid-20s. Does the idea make you uncomfortable? I would imagine so. At least a little. | 6 episodes Yet, Disney+’s latest six-part comedy series, created by Sex Education writer Sophie Goodhart, twists that discomfort to its own advantage.
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Over Your Dead Body turns marital misery into murderous fun

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By Tony Stamp Verified
| Flicks
Any film about a troubled married couple embarking on a weekend getaway inevitably reminds me of the great Ozploitation classic Long Weekend, in which nature itself turns against its protagonists – creatures, animals, and even the air attacking them in increasingly hideous ways.
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Leviticus dares to mix terror with tenderness – and succeeds

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By Tony Stamp Verified
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Making an impact at SXSW and the Sydney Film Festival, supernatural Aussie horror Leviticus has all the potential to become a cult classic. | Dir: Adrian Chiarella Coming to cinemas 18 June The story centres on Naim (Talk to Me’s Joe Bird), a gentle teenage boy in a deeply religious part of rural Australia, and Ryan (Stacy Clausen), the gruff lad he’s romantically attached to.
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