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Hit Australian Comedy 'Colin From Accounts' Takes On the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Hit Australian Comedy 'Colin From Accounts' Takes On the U.S.

Paramount+'s "Colin From Accounts" is the hit Australian comedy from Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer now aiming to take on the U.S.

Hammer's suspenseful 'Scrublands' a TV series - Vimarsana News

Hammer's suspenseful 'Scrublands' a TV series

Canberra author Chris Hammer's book 'Scrublands' has been produced as a new TV series. STEPHEN GAUNSON says it's not a whodunit but a ‘howcatchem’, a new suspenseful Aussie inversion of the genre.

Scrublands: not a whodunit but a 'howcatchem', a new suspenseful Aussie inversion of the genre - Vimarsana News

Scrublands: not a whodunit but a 'howcatchem', a new suspenseful Aussie inversion of the genre

The new series on Stan is most successful through its links to rural crime noir, pulling apart the vulnerability and deception of this small town.

Scrublands review: Chris Hammer's rural noir about a good priest gone bad makes for a compelling TV series - Vimarsana News

Scrublands review: Chris Hammer's rural noir about a good priest gone bad makes for a compelling TV series

Adapted from a novel by former Fairfax journalist Chris Hammer, Scrublands is a compelling new entry in the burgeoning rural noir genre.

Scrublands review: Chris Hammer's rural noir about a good priest gone bad makes for a compelling TV series - Vimarsana News

Scrublands review: Chris Hammer's rural noir about a good priest gone bad makes for a compelling TV series

Adapted from a novel by former Fairfax journalist Chris Hammer, Scrublands is a compelling new entry in the burgeoning rural noir genre.

Source: smh.com.au