DVD Review: Cutie Honey
 Don’t be fooled by the front cover boast: “Starring ERIKO SATO (Japan’s top swimsuit model)”, as this film is much more than just a perve-fest. What I mean is, Sato’s lovely derriere is only one of the film’s many visual delights. Cutie Honey (Eriko Sato) is the heroic, alter-ego of a lowly office worker, Honey Kisaragi. What her colleagues don’t realise is that Cutie Honey is an android replica of Professor Kisaragi’s deceased daughter (ala Astro Boy). The film opens with Cutie Honey finding out that her Uncle has been kidnapped and she runs to his rescue.
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 The future of Australian film is here and it is in ultra-low budget filmmaking! Now that I have gotten my grand opening statement out of the way we can proceed. Kriv Stenders’ Blacktown takes place in the western Sydney suburb that lends the film its title. The suburb gained its official name from the colloquial term for it as it began as a settlement for Aboriginal education. The story is about two people and the love they find in one another.
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DVD Review: Turkey shoot
 We used to make some amazing exploitation films in this country and Brian Trenchard-Smith’s shocker from 1980, Turkey Shoot, is no exception. In a dystopian future, Australia is ruled by a hard-line government that maintains its rule by sending anyone deemed to be a dissident to behaviour modification camps.
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Book review: It Can't Happen Here
 Students have a long history of being active in political debates, and students from Flinders University are no exception. Former Flinders University Student’s Association education research officer, Graham Hastings explores the issues that Flinders University students and students around the nation have engaged with over the last four decades.
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