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Chicago Bulls doco The Last Dance isn’t the only riveting sports production on Netflix.

Like Mike. Everybody wanted to be like Mike. Now he’s in an extremely addictive Netflix series.

From Gene Hackman as a disgraced coach to Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson as rival hustlers – these films got game.

The Melbourne Cup drama smashed its opening weekend, despite ongoing protests.

Is it sentimental? Sure. But it’s also a charming and inspiring movie.

This film takes us to a place that leads to the heart of modern Australia.

Like many elite athletes Maradona was a wonder at a game and less than perfect at life.

Don’t miss this electrifying documentary.

This must-see documentary is an explosive indictment of Australia’s systemic racism.

Now not one but two films are on the way that will explore the final years of Adam Goodes’ career.

Leading the announcement is The Final Quarter, a documentary about AFL champion and Indigenous leader Adam Goodes.

This Rocky-off-the-top rope biopic is too safe.

The critics never cared for it, but screw ’em.

The new Creed sequel might not be as powerful as its predecessor but it presents a compelling look at damaged masculinity

This year new Australian films about surfing, footy and motorbike racing have brought our love of sports to the big screen.

The documentary Wayne chronicles the meteoric rise of Wayne Gardner to the peak of MotoGP racing and his success eclipsing the post-apocalyptic biker imagery in the Australian consciousness, thanks to films like Mad Max and Stone. Gardner essentially willed himself from Australian steel town Wollongong through the international racing ranks and onto the grid of […]