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The Donut King

Even if you hate donuts (you monster), this is an entertaining, surprising, timely, and historically relevant rags-to-riches story worth devouring.

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The Chestnut Man: Season 1

Fans of Nordic noir may watch more English-language crime shows like True Detective or Mare of Easttown of late, but a new Danish series renews the appeal of Scandinavian sleuths. (NETFLIX)

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Vigil: Season 1

Gripping underwater drama uses a submarine as a fantastically claustrophobic whodunnit setting. Even though cramped, there’s still room for plenty of twists and turns. (TVNZ ON DEMAND)

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The Lighthouse

Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe's chemistry works wonders as lighthouse keepers in the throes of cabin-fever madness. Hypnotically perplexing, immaculately engineered nightmare fuel. (NETFLIX)

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Sly and the Family Stone, Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone and more wow in previously unseen footage. 300,000 people were at 1969's Harlem Cultural Festival, but few know about it - until this doco by The Roots’ Questlove. (DISNEY+)

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Foundation: Season 1

It does stray from Asimov's legendary sci-fi tomes, but this sumptuous tale of galactic colonisation could very well be TV's next big genre hit since Game of Thrones. (Apple TV+)

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Midnight Mass: Season 1

The spectre of Stephen King seems to hang over small town religious horror Midnight Mass. Lurking at the dark heart of horror maestro Mike Flanagan’s latest series is a Very Good Idea, and it’s an absolute doozy. (NETFLIX)

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Kajillionaire

Miranda July’s bizarre crime caper comedy-drama flew under the radar, but it’s one of 2020’s best. Evan Rachel Wood, Richard Jenkins and Debra Winger shine as a family of grifters, with Wood particularly great as Old Dolio - yes, “Old Dolio”. (PRIME VIDEO)

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