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Get Out director Jordan Peele delivers his follow up, Us, and on TV, Benedict Cumberbatch stars in Brexit: The Uncivil War.

This episode, Nicole Kidman is a damaged cop in Destroyer, and Rob Bryon splashes around with a group of guys in Swimming with Men.

Bill Nighy is at the centre of a mystery in Sometimes Always Never, and the 2008 terrorist attacks in India's largest city are dramatised for Hotel Mumbai.

Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem star in Everybody Knows, and on TV, Oscar winner Olivia Coleman is part of an all-star ensemble in Les Miserables.

This week on Screen Isabelle Huppert and Chloe Grace Moretz stars in Greta, Secret City returns for a 2nd season and actor Danielle Cormack is interviewed.

SCREEN returns for season 3. Steve Coogan and John C Reilly play comic legends Stan & Ollie, and Natalie Portman is a troubled pop star in Vox Lux.

On SCREEN, highlights from the AACTA International Awards and some of Margaret and Graeme's best interviews of 2018.

Margaret and Graeme catch up on some of the film and TV they didn't discuss in 2018 like BlacKkKlansman and Sharp Objects.

Margaret and Graeme catch up on some of the film and TV they didn't discuss this year like Mission Impossible Fallout and Patrick Melrose.

On SCREEN; The Favourite with Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone; and Vice with Christian Bale and Amy Adams.

Melissa McCarthy takes a dramatic turn in Can You Ever Forgive Me?, and Keira Knightley stars in Collette. On TV, mobsters find a bleeding figurine of the Virgin Mary in The Miracle.

On SCREEN Peter Jackson talks about the fantasy epic Mortal Engines and on TV, Succession tells the story of a media dynasty.

Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx and Ben Mendelsohn star in a new incarnation of Robin Hood. On TV, foreign language drama series My Brilliant Friend tells of a long-lasting friendship in 1950s Naples.

This week on SCREEN Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez and Elizabeth Debicki star in Widows and on TV, the US secret service is exposed in a new documentary.

This week on SCREEN, Robert Redford is a charming crook in The Old Man, and on TV, Stephen King stories interweave in Castle Rock.

Tilda Swinton stars in the remake of Italian horror classic Suspiria, and Joel Edgerton talks about his second directorial effort, Boy Erased.

Bohemian Rhapsody rocks cinemas, and Michael Moore dissects Trump in Fahrenheit 11/9. In TV, Making a Murderer returns for a second season.

Slasher franchise Halloween returns, and Martin Freeman helps to tell creepy tales in Ghost Stories. On TV, Fighting Season details PTSD among Australian soldiers.

At the movies, Bradley Cooper directs and stars with Lady Gaga in A Star Is Born, and a new documentary about designer Vivian Westwood. In TV, the classic novel Vanity Fair is revisited.

Ryan Gosling is Neil Armstrong in First Man and Errol Flynn's pre-Hollywood adventures are dramatized for In Like Flynn. In TV, the ABC heads to the mysterious US military base Pine Gap and the Jean Paul Getty's story is retold by Danny Boyle and Donald Sutherland in Trust.