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This week it's all about Netflix. We review one of the latest Netflix Original productions 'Death Note'. Adam Wingard's live-action adaptation caused a stir among fans of the manga series, including criticisms of whitewashing. We explain why a lot of the backlash towards the film has been unfair though.
Plus Monash University lecturer and Senses of Cinema President Tessa Dwyer joins us to discuss how Netflix has become such a key figure of popular culture and what it means for other film and television entities.
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