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What if tomorrow was exactly the same as today... and the day after that?

Screening as part of Sydney Film Festival 2026, Yesterday Island is a darkly funny Australian comedy set on remote King Island, where one man finds himself trapped in a bizarre time loop with only one way out — convincing someone else to take his place.

Reviewer Vincent Brincat compares the film's clever premise to Groundhog Day, while praising its uniquely Australian humour, surprising twists and entertaining performances led by comedian Ivan Aristeguieta.

Read Vincent's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/yesterday-island--sydney-film-festival-2026?id=790

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06/06/2026

❤️ Can love really get a second chance?

Now playing in Sydney, Chapter Two by legendary playwright Neil Simon is a warm, witty and deeply human romantic comedy about grief, healing and finding the courage to open your heart again.

Reviewer Vincent Brincat praises the strong performances, sharp dialogue and engaging production by Hunters Hill Theatre, describing it as the kind of show that draws you in completely.

Read Vincent's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/chapter-two?id=791

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06/06/2026

A football final. A crumbling stadium. A tragedy that changed the sport forever.

In Heysel 85, screening as part of Sydney Film Festival 2026, reviewer Dion Gaunt explores a tense drama about the 1985 Heysel Stadium disaster, where real footage and fictionalised behind-the-scenes debate combine to examine blame, responsibility and the human cost of crisis.

Read Dion’s full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/heysel-85--sydney-film-festival-2026?id=789

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04/06/2026

In A Fox Under A Pink Moon, reviewer Natalie Salvo explores the remarkable true story of Soraya Akhalaghi, a young Afghan artist who documents her five-year struggle to escape Iran and reunite with her mother. Through art, determination and extraordinary resilience, Soraya's journey offers a deeply personal insight into displacement, survival and the human cost of seeking a better life.

Read Natalie's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/a-fox-under-a-pink-moon--sydney-film-festival-2026?id=787

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04/06/2026

What happens when memories, grief and the past collide?

In La Belle Année, filmmaker Angelica Ruffier reflects on childhood, family and loss as she sorts through her late father's belongings and reconnects with a teacher from her past. Reviewer Natalie Salvo explores a documentary that blends personal history, memory and reflection, while questioning whether its two central stories truly come together.

Read Natalie's full review on ON THE HOUSE and decide for yourself: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/la-belle-anne--sydney-film-festival-2026?id=788

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04/06/2026

What if Jack Johnson's greatest story isn't his music?

In SURFILMUSIC, reviewer Natalie Salvo discovers a different side of the beloved singer-songwriter — surfer, filmmaker, family man, loyal friend and all-round genuinely good human.

Far more than a music documentary, this warm and intimate film explores the friendships, adventures and experiences that shaped one of the world's most recognisable musicians.

Read the full review now on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/jack-johnson-surfilmusic--sydney-film-festival-2026?id=786

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31/05/2026

The ice may be fake, but the questions are very real.

In Continuity, now playing at New Theatre, Sydney, a film crew attempts to shoot the final scene of a climate-change blockbuster on an artificial Arctic ice shelf built in the New Mexico desert. What unfolds is a witty, clever and surprisingly thought-provoking comedy about ambition, accountability, image and the contradictions of modern life.

Reviewer Adrianna Janice found this sharp 80-minute production both highly entertaining and full of timely questions worth sitting with long after the curtain falls.

👉 Read Adriana's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/continuity--new-theatre-newtown--sydney?id=785

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31/05/2026

What stories would an old piano tell if it could speak?

In The Piano Tuner (part of Sydney Film Festival ), reviewer Juliet Morelli follows Martin, a passionate piano tuner travelling from Tasmania to Darwin, restoring instruments, preserving history, and connecting with the people whose lives have been shaped by music. More than a documentary about pianos, it's a moving reflection on craftsmanship, memory, community, and the quiet beauty of preserving something worth saving.

Read Juliet's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/the-piano-tuner?id=782

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31/05/2026

What happens before a masterpiece is written?

In her review of The Captive (El Cautivo), Anushka explores the extraordinary true story of Miguel de Cervantes and the years of captivity that helped shape one of literature's greatest works, Don Quixote. It's a fascinating historical drama about resilience, survival, and the power of storytelling.

Read Anushka's full review on ON THE HOUSE:

https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/the-captive-el-cautivo--hsbc-spanish-latin-american-film-festival-2026?id=784

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31/05/2026

What happens before a masterpiece is written?

In her review of The Captive (El Cautivo), Anushka explores the extraordinary true story of Miguel de Cervantes and the years of captivity that helped shape one of literature's greatest works, Don Quixote. It's a fascinating historical drama about resilience, survival, and the power of storytelling. Read Anushka's full review on ON THE HOUSE: https://www.itsonthehouse.com.au/reviews/review/the-captive-el-cautivo--hsbc-spanish-latin-american-film-festival-2026?id=784

Not yet an ON THE HOUSE member? Join free to access ticket giveaways, reviews, arts news, and discover incredible theatre, film, comedy, music and cultural events across Australia.

Producers, publicists, venues, and artists: list your events with ON THE HOUSE and amplify your reach through our growing member database, newsletters, reviews and social media channels.

There is a question that sits beneath many great works of art: what experiences shaped them, and what price was paid in their creation? Alejandro Amenábar's ambitious historical drama The Captive (El Cautivo) explores that question through the life of Miguel de Cervantes, examining the years of cap...